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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Tristram Shandy

Book • 1940

Author

Laurence Sterne

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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Mentioned by

Daniel Immerwahr

as a novel about the pleasures of losing your train of thought.

419 snips

ReThinking: The truth about the attention crisis with historian Daniel Immerwahr

Mentioned by

Daniel Immerwahr

as a novel about the pleasures of losing your train of thought.

90 snips

The truth about the attention crisis with historian Daniel Immerwahr

Mentioned by

Anita Anand

and

William Dalrymple

while discussing Thomas Jefferson's life and contradictions.

31 snips

152. The Founding Fathers: Thomas Jefferson (Ep 2)

Mentioned alongside other authors whose works share a similar whimsical and satirical style with "A Journey Around My Room."

16 snips

A Journey Around My Room by Xavier de Maistre (Book Review)

Set as the summer reading, described as a delightful and highly entertaining book.

12 snips

CR Episode 270: Tristram Shandy, Part I

Mentioned by Barbara Benedict while discussing the evolution of the word "curiosity".

Ep. #83: Curiosity & Collecting, with Barbara M. Benedict

Mentioned by

Tiffany Tsao

when recalling an email exchange with Bodhidharma, the author of 'People from Bloomington'.

Shame

Mentioned by

Randy Fertel

as an example of a book that embodies spontaneity.

Randy Fertel, "Winging It: Improv’s Power & Peril in the Time of AI & Trump" (Spring, 2024)

Mentioned by

Leland Ryken

in the context of C.S. Lewis's discussion of the importance of reading.

Reading Literature with C.S. Lewis / Leland Ryken

Mentioned by

John Mitchinson

in relation to a podcast they are preparing.

EP 5: What Books Got You Through Your Childhood? feat. John Mitchinson

Mentioned by Brandon as an author Tolstoy starts to read and inspires him.

War and Peace, Part 1

Mentionné par

Roger Pol Droit

comme un roman extraordinaire de Laurence Sterne, caractérisé par l'oufoquerie.

"La Chasse au Snark" de Lewis Carroll par le philosophe Roger-Pol Droit

Mentioned by

Eric Slauter

as one of Jefferson's favorite novels, adored by him.

Episode 4: Industry with Thomas Jefferson’s Reading List

Mentionné par

Jean Viviès

comme étant une source d'inspiration directe pour l'œuvre de Diderot, Jacques le Fataliste.

Il était une fois le roman 1/4 : Made in England

Mentionné par

Laurent Binet

comme faisant partie de la branche héritière de Don Quichotte.

Il était une fois le roman 2/4 : Autopsie du roman

Mentioned by

James A. Smith

and

Walter Benn Michaels

in a discussion about experimental novels.

TPS164 NO POLITICS BUT CLASS POLITICS | Walter Benn Michaels, Adolph Reed jr #TPSRaceReckoning

Mentioned by

Sean Philip Cooper

as a calming literature to get through the heat wave.

CR Episode 277: Tristram Shandy, Part VIII

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