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Blog from an assistant professor in Seoul. Discuss anything about history, politics, literature, religion, and other topics from a 'gypsy' scholar.
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More on Bibliophagy: Our Primitive Condition

Dec 9, 2009
The Book of PiStephanie Krause and Robert ChristieBéatrice Coron(Image from New York Times) Yesterday, we looked at Holbrook Jackson's reference to St. John the Divine eating an edible if indigestible book of divine prophecies, but the poor saint was...

Bibliophagi: Book-Eaters

Dec 8, 2009
Apocalypse of St. JohnOrthodox Icon (16th century)Note Angel Offering Book(Image from Wikipedia) Speaking of men becoming books, I ought to also note that Holbrook Jackson speaks similarly of books becoming men . . . through being ingested, but the...

We intrepid bookmen . . .

Dec 7, 2009
The Book(Image from Alfons Schweiggert) At breakfast the other day, my erudite wife -- who happens also to be my only wife -- mentioned having read of a book by the German writer Alfons Schweiggert, titled Das Buch, in which a man literally (or...

A Mysterious Train . . .

Dec 6, 2009
Madame Tutli-Putli(Image from Wikipedia) I believe that the year was 1984 when I took my only truly long train ride, boarding first in the Bay Area and going northeast to Chicago through the mid-December cold, then turning south and traveling to Texas...

Memento mori: "such stuff as dreams are made on"

Dec 5, 2009
The Dance of Death (1493)Michael Wolgemut(Image from Wikipedia) I awoke the night before last at two in the morning to find my dear wife embracing me, and I vaguely wondered if I had been calling out in my dream . . . except that I hadn't been...


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