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Mentioned in 4 episodes

Tom Jones

Book • 1966

Mentioned by

Ward Farnsworth

Maarten van Rossem

Akhil Reed Amar

Dominic Sandbrook

Claire Colebrook

Allegra Rosenberg

Mentioned in 4 episodes

Mentioned by

Ward Farnsworth

as a book containing examples of great writing.

Ward Farnsworth: How To Say Things That Last Forever | How I Write

Mentioned by

Paul Lay

in the context of early examples of epistolary novels.

The dawn of the post-literate society

Maarten van Rossem

vermeldt dit als een van de twee enorm dikke boeken op de lijst voor de leesclub voor de vakantieperiode.

Q&A: Daddy Trump

Mentioned by

Claire Colebrook

as an example of a "bounded book" in contrast to more modern forms of writing.

"What's Wrong With Extinction?" with Claire Colebrook

Mentioned by

Akhil Reed Amar

in relation to Sir John Fielding, a blind justice of the peace.

Marbury then, Mayhem now

Mentionné par

Gilles Deleuze

comme un exemple de roman qui a su créer des lignes de fuite à travers la forme marchande.

De la littérature marchande selon Gilles Deleuze et Hélène Cixous

Mentioned by

Allegra Rosenberg

as a popular 18th-century novel about the life story of one main character.

The Grave of Charlotte Temple

Mentioned by

Thomas Banks

as an example of a neoclassical novelist.

Episode 247: Introduction to "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Mentioned by Lindsay as one of the few books from the 1700s she has read.

CR Episode 277: Tristram Shandy, Part VIII

Mentioned by

Jocko Willink

as an example of a book he read in college.

343: American Intelligence Assessment of Nazi Military, 1942

Mentioned by

Dominic Sandbrook

and

Tom Holland

while discussing notable Londoners and their contributions to the city's history.

211. London: People (Part 3)

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