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Cultural Commentary
The Paradox of Excellence: From Substantive Merit to Formal Labels
2025-08-20
In contemporary higher education, the very definition of an “outstanding” student has become a subject of paradox. A high-achieving humanities student, for instance, might complete an entire academic year without reading a single book outside their required coursework. If academic…
Critical Thinking
Beyond the Binary: The True Nature of Things
2025-08-04
Beyond either/or: a short argument against false dichotomies in literature and life—on essence, function, and how great works do both.
Book Recommendations
A Guided Reading Path for the Works of Leo Tolstoy
2025-05-04
Two reading paths for Tolstoy—chronological or straight to the masterpieces—with companion authors to deepen context and understanding.
Book Recommendations
Reading Path to Russian Literary Classics
2025-04-30
A staged path into 19th‑century Russian literature—from Pushkin and Gogol to Tolstoy and Dostoevsky—with what to read first and why.
Book Recommendations
A Guide to the Golden Age of Russian Literature
2025-04-28
Pushkin to Chekhov: how the “superfluous man” and realist masters define Russia’s golden age—and how to read the canon chronologically.
Book Recommendations
Reading Dostoevsky: From Essential Works to Key Critical Studies
2025-04-20
A structured path for reading Dostoevsky—from first entry points to three core masterpieces—plus essential criticism and theory for context.
Book Recommendations
A Practical Guide to Building a Literary Reading System
2025-03-24
Build a literary reading system with secondary sources and staged paths—from 19th‑century realism to core modernists—with a curated book list.
Poetics
The Poetics of Form: Why Rhyme Matters and Why It Doesn't
2025-02-02
Why rhyme matters—and when it doesn’t: Milton, blank verse vs. the heroic couplet, and how language structure shapes poetic form.
Book Recommendations
A Guide to Its Pioneers and Principles
2024-10-07
Post‑1945 literature’s pioneers and principles: a reader’s guide to postmodernism’s global landscape and who to read now.
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