Jessica Schad Manuel

Reader. Mom of 3. PhD. Founder of Book Oblivion. Creating conversations on literature and philosophy at 📚

[Waywords Studio @WaywordsStudio]

What I'm Reading: "Haroun and the Sea of Stories" by Salman Rushdie

A fast collection of tales from the irascible Rushdie in an ongoing quest to read all of his works. Happy to read w/ @BookOblivion community!

#salmanrushdıe #harounandtheseaofstories #vermonthumanitiescouncil

[Daniel Willingham @DTWillingham]

If you're interested in reading DO NOT MISS this outstanding blog from @markseidenberg about what the science of reading actually is, the progress that's been made in reading instruction, and the challenges ahead. https://t.co/MogFPKZ9lU

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Ethics of the Infinite: The Origins of Radical Responsibility in the Thought of Emmanuel Levinas https://t.co/wMd2MgcGNm via @bookoblivion

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Transforming 1984: The Pursuit of Wisdom and Wonder With How We Read https://t.co/5TnwymxHSt via @bookoblivion

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This article captures the unique nature of my PhD program and Victor Vitanza’s vision in creating it.

[Society of the Third Sophistic @RSAClemson]

Check out this program profile published by Composition Forum, written by RCID alumnus @Richter_Rhetor, PhD candidate @HannahRTaylor__, and students Haley Swartz and Mary McDermott: https://t.co/CQyZtc85NL.

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In case anyone is wondering, raising a puppy is way harder than raising a human.

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@welovemath Haha! It’s an important foundation for other works we are reading next year - we’ll see if we find someone 💛

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I’m looking for a Goethe expert who would want to lead a 2 hour discussion on Goethe’s Faust in April. Please share and message me for details if you are interested.

[Waywords Studio @WaywordsStudio]

Waywords releases its first album: experimental music on literary themes. Listen now!
@BookOblivion https://t.co/s9izjKg6Rd

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We've got four weeks with @jryangarner steering the ship and conversation toward life.

[Waywords Studio @WaywordsStudio]

What I'm Reading: The Michel Henry Reader
Phenomenology from a thinker I have read little of to this point, I am digging at this text with the Book Oblivion community!
#michelhenry @BookOblivion

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I cannot wrap my mind around what happened to Salman Rushdie today. The latest update is that he will likely lose an eye, has nerve damage in an arm, and liver damage. https://t.co/miorNTxJyo

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@GabrielHankins @maria_antoniak Hi, @maria_antoniak, I'd check out Carnal Hermeneutics (https://t.co/KRzeiHFwLv) and Affective Ecologies (https://t.co/UcketdY1Em). I'd love to hear more about your project/questions and can recommend others from there.

[Waywords Studio @WaywordsStudio]

What I'm Reading: Nox, by Anne Carson

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@jhfrith If I named my dog Peaches, I would never stop singing this https://t.co/JRaLWy5q1Q

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I can't wait to unpack Robert Macfarlane's Landmarks today, especially on the heels of our Mystory workshop.

[Waywords Studio @WaywordsStudio]

What I'm Reading Now (wiith @bookoblivion )
"Landmarks" by Robert Macfarlane.
A beautiful meditation on language, nature, and cultural memory, exploring other works on wilderness. @RobGMacfarlane

[dblakesley @dblakesley]

New from Parlor Press. Thirty amazing poets discuss the poetry that inspires them. The Encounter: A Handbook of Poetic Practice https://t.co/Ar8KzM5pEA

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@Ali_Sperling Congrats, Ali!! 🥳

[Marelisa Fabrega @Marelisa]

The Best Way to Read Haruki Murakami https://t.co/le9hkEqHnO via @bookoblivion

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@jhfrith Got ya! I haven’t seen it yet, but I’m excited it exists. I’m sure I’ll figure out what you mean about translation when I do.

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@jhfrith It’s based on a Haruki Murakami short story - do you know that much? It’s a part of his Men Without Women collection.