Anthony Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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‘The whole ethical predication based upon recognition of the other should be purely and simply abandoned. For the real question—and it is an extraordinarily difficult one—is much more that of recognising the Same.’ —from Peter Hallward’s ‘Badiou: A Subject to Truth’

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From Dream of Gerontius by John Henry Newman. https://t.co/NHFTT6QSE5

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Ludwig Wittgenstein One age misunderstands another; and a PETTY age misunderstands all the others in its own ugly way. Culture and Value: 1950

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I am very fond of Rowan Williams's poetry but this is the first collection I've owned. This @Carcanet 'Collected Poems' is truly wonderful. https://t.co/VndgReK48m

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Such an outstanding collection of translated poems and prose in Anthony Barnett's 'Translations'. Roger Giroux is a new discovery into which I've dipped but don't wish to read further for risk of getting to the end: 'so I named it absence'. https://t.co/b5jsSahl9T

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“I shall have spent my life seeking out words that I lacked.” —Pascal Quignard, ‘The Silent Crossing’ https://t.co/itbFCN4NZK

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@alokranj I can't claim to be an Islamic history and literature buff, but suggest 'The Book of Contemplation' by Usama ibn Munqidh may be worth investigating. https://t.co/nEfKIWh3OD

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With ‘The Fount of Time’ I can now read the first three of Pascal Quignard’s ‘Last Kingdom’ series in order. https://t.co/HkYF6EFaCb

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Reading Michel Leiris's 'Phantom Africa' of the castles of Gondar: "a material representation of the myth that many churches were raised up from the waters?" https://t.co/E6NA8yVLkM

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I've felt compelled to read Kate Brigg's The Long Form whenever possible this weekend. It is an allegory of reading. Brilliant how she fuses together the intimate and expansive elements by the "end" of the reading process. Essential @FitzcarraldoEds. https://t.co/wVDJ1a1Khy

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