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Walter Benjamin: Selected Writings, Volume 2, part 1, 1927-1930 (Walter Benjamin)

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Walter Benjamin

Belknap Press, 2005

Beware of the translation
Harvard is doing non-German speakers a great service by compiling all of these essential essays in chronological order. I am baffled, however, that some of the translations are so inaccurate. Non-German readers should know that there are egregious errors in some of these translations, especially those by Rodney Livingstone. I have compared one of his translations closely with the original German ...

A Dublin Girl:Growing Up in the 1930's

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Elaine Crowley

Soho Press, 1998

Great Night Table Reading...
Elaine Crowley weaved a wonderful story that did combine humor and pathos in a way that left the reader hopeful...to the very end. I imagine Ms. Crowley as being an extremely grounded and delightful person, in spite of the "hard times" she endured during her childhood years. And isn't that always the "best" gift we can give to ourselves/offer to others? Rather than staying stuck in her own ...

Arthur Schnitzler, Tagebuch 1927-1930.(Review): An article from: The Modern Language Review
W.E. Yates

Modern Humanities Research Association, 1999

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