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Mentioned in 15 episodes
The sorrows of young Werther
Book • 1882
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Mentioned in 15 episodes
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as one of the books the creature read.

Jameson Olsen

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Frankenstein \\ Ambition Is A Double-Edged Sword
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as a book that she saw at the New York Antiquarian Book Fair.

Meredith Graves

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Philosophy and Magic: Meredith Graves on the Politics of the Occult and Thinking Magically in a Disenchanted World
Mentioned in relation to his novel 'The Sorrows of Young Werther' and its impact on the German culture, showing how the idea of authenticity permeated beyond philosophical circles.

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Authenticity
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as a book that caused a moral panic due to its depiction of suicide and its impact on young men's fashion.

Alexandra Schwartz

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Will Kids Online, In Fact, Be All Right?
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when discussing the contagious nature of suicide.


Johann Hari

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Johann Hari: Solving Loneliness and Taking Back Stolen Focus (E288)
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as a book by Goethe that her black box theater production was based on.

Cristin Milioti

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Episode 1652 - Cristin Milioti
Mentioned as one of the books found and read by the creature in the story.

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1387 - Frank 8 | Read With Me
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in the context of discussing how society adapts to new media and its impact.


Albert Wenger

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20VC: USV's Albert Wenger on What Elon Musk Should Do with Twitter | The State of Crypto Today; The Impact of SBF and Why Now is the Best Time To Invest in Crypto | Are We Too Late to Save The Climate and Why Civil Disobedience is Required | Will TikTok b
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in relation to the Cosmo story in Phantastes.

Angelina Stanford

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Episode 73: Phantastes, Ch. 10-14
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as a book that sparked a moral panic in the 18th century due to its depiction of suicide.

Naomi Fry

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From Critics at Large: Will Kids Online, In Fact, Be All Right?


