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Tolstoy and Art: Response to Professor Cassidy
In response to Professor Cassidy’s comment on my entry, “Tolstoy and Art,” I would like to elaborate on Tolstoy’s portrayal of women as objects of artistic interest and his view of real art i… more →
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7.01.08 Featured blogs of the day
Alex wrote 1 month ago: The end of the school year comes with considerations for… the next school year. [a type of re … more →
Tolstoy and Art: Response to Professor Cassidy
marijkedevos wrote 3 months ago: In response to Professor Cassidy’s comment on my entry, “Tolstoy and Art,” I would like to el … more →
Tolstoy and Impressionism
marijkedevos wrote 3 months ago: Tolstoy expresses a vehement detestation for impressionist artwork in What Is Art?. This opinion … more →
The Eternal Quest for the Complicated as Acknowledgement of Personal Limitation in Tolstoy's Works
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marijkedevos wrote 3 months ago: Tolstoy and his characters seek the answers the life’s toughest questions, and in doing so, depri … more →
Sincerity and Art in His Former Works in Light of "What Is Art?"
marijkedevos wrote 3 months ago: In Anna Karenina, Tolstoy’s characters are accepted by society according to their ability to main … more →
4.04.08 Featured blogs of the day
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Alex wrote 4 months ago: Dkane takes a good look at how financial aid makes a HUGE difference to applicants and and can hurt … more →
Simplicity in The Cossacks
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marijkedevos wrote 6 months ago: To put things simply, “simplicity” in The Cossacks is anything but simple. Olenin desir … more →
Foods of the Jewish Diaspora lecture, Williams College ’62 Center, Jan 17
patti wrote 7 months ago: Darra Goldstein, Professor of Russian at Williams College and editor of Gastronomica: The Journal o … more →
Daily Kos: The State of the Nation, Williams College ’62 Center, Jan 16
patti wrote 7 months ago: Daily Kos, the most-read political blog in the world, has struck a nerve with millions of Americans … more →
Jhumpa Lahiri author, Williams College, Jan 12
patti wrote 7 months ago: Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jhumpa Lahiri, author of Interpreter of Maladies and The Namesake, wi … more →
Day 21 (2007-12-17): Comparison
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Curtis G. Schmitt wrote 8 months ago: Source of inspiration: My college’s quarterly alumni newsletter On Saturday I received the qua … more →
Williams-Amherst... Serious Football, C's Win
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ppierce365 wrote 9 months ago: ESPN’s College Gameday is going to be in Willamstown, MA tomorrow morning. And I KNOW most of … more →
Thank You Thomas J. Watson
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rosenblumtv wrote 1 year ago: A life-changing experience….. The expression ‘Changed my Life’ is bandied about … more →
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