Click Here to Read: Bipolar Disorder, ADHD and Man’s Soul by Frances Levy on the Huffington Post website on December 27, 2013.
Category: Books
Philosophy Thursday: Stanley Cavell
Click Here to Read: Must We Mean What We Say? On Stanley Cavell by Charles Petersen on the N+1 website.
Click Here to Read: Psychoanalysis and Cinema: Moments of Letters from an Unknown Woman from the book entitled Contesting Tears: The Hollywood Melodrama of the Unknown Woman by Stanley Cavell on the Film and Philosophy website.
Click Here to Read: Stanley Cavell on Wikipedia.
As New Services Track Habits, the E-Books Are Reading You
James Joyce’s Ulysses
Who Didn’t Kill JFK?
Home as Concentration Camp
Click Here to Read: Home as Concentration Camp: A study of child abuse finds that patterns of brutality begin at home. Review of Soul Murder Revisited: Thoughts About Therapy, Hate, Love, and Memory By Leonard Shengold, Reviewed by Eva Hoffman in The New York Times on October 17, 1999.
Click Here to Read: Chapter One of Soul Murder Revisited Thoughts About Therapy, Hate, Love, and Memory By Leonard Shengold in The New York Times on October 17, 1999.
New Novella: JerusaLand, by Nathan Szajnberg
Imagine, Professor Osef says to his eleven year old niece, imagine if Jerusalem were to be turned into an amusement park, a Disney land for Jews and Christians and Moslems. The Temple Mount would be crowned with a rainbow-hued roller coaster; fireworks near David’s Citadel; a Lover’s Lane boat ride by the Western Wall. This is how Professor Osef imagines Jerusalem that his niece would enjoy, not the dour stones paced by dour men. Osef is about to leave the City he once loved. Join him as he does last rounds at the King David, the kosher burger spot, the send-offs by faculty colleagues. But, this is Israel and Death lurks in the shuk nearby.A Dying Affair: Mr. Osef’s Jerusalem
N. Szajnberg
(Excerpt from JerusaLand: An Insignificant Death)
How will this affair end, this one-sided, dying passion between Mr. Osef Continue reading New Novella: JerusaLand, by Nathan Szajnberg
