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BBC Radio 3 Listeners : Opera		75	antimuzak, Dezembro 12
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Le Salon Litteraire du Peuple pour le Peuple : Your personal top 10 all time favorites list(s)		296	tomcatMurr, Novembro 22
A Pearl of Wisdom and Enlightenment : Books on Wisdom and Enlightenment.		72	ecohealth2003, Novembro 15
Club Read 2009 : A_Musing U: A Categorical Failure Undone		31	avaland, Novembro 15
Le Salon Litteraire du Peuple pour le Peuple : Thinking aloud thread for 2010		318	semckibbin, Novembro 15
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Le Salon Litteraire du Peuple pour le Peuple : Ze German heetlist		40	A_musing, Novembro 10
George Macy devotees : I'm going to some of my favorite bookshops in a few weeks...any recommendations?		13	Django6924, Novembro 8
Club Read 2009 : The Haunted Library of DavidX: A Virtual All Hallows Eve Masquerade		43	DavidX, Novembro 1
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Literary Snobs : What do you need to read to consider yourself 'well read'?		205	semckibbin, Outubro 13
Le Salon Litteraire du Peuple pour le Peuple : The Master And Margarita		92	DavidX, Setembro 5
50 Book Challenge : mi-chan's readingprogress in 2009		15	mi-chan, Agosto 25
Folio Society devotees : Faust...		8	Django6924, Agosto 24
100 Books Challenge for 2009 : jfetting's 100 book challenge - 2009		270	jfetting, Agosto 15
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Dewey Decimal Challenge : BJ Reads the DDC		64	billiejean, Maio 8
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The Green Dragon : September Splurges		116	momom248, Outubro 2008
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... comments and have had the book sitting around forever) Some George Sand More Goethe, next up Iphigenia in Tauris. Then Faust? ETA-Burr by Gore Vidal Much, much more poetry Nonfiction (I usually read as much nonfiction as fiction) Essays Before a Sonata by Charles Ives The Age ...

November: Collected Fictions by Jorge Luis Borges Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe After the Quake by Haruki Murakami Elizabeth Costello by J. M. Coetzee Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino Dhalgren by Samuel R. Delany The Major Works by Gerard Manley Hopkins The Original of ...

November: Collected Fictions by Jorge Luis Borges Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe After the Quake by Haruki Murakami Elizabeth Costello by J. M. Coetzee Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino Dhalgren by Samuel R. Delany The Major Works by Gerard Manley Hopkins The Original of ...

... e. From PBS, I also got Johannes Cabal The Necromancer and I'm dying to get into that one. It sounds like a mixture of Faust and Something Wicked This Way Comes.

Hi, Piyush! I have to agree with you about Animal Farm. A suberb piece of litterature. Man, Faust was no piece of cake for me to read. Although I wasn't too into the way it's written I did enjoy the story itself. I too love Sirius! A great character indeed. I've been a little slow in my ...

... as well for completeness sake which is more interesting than enjoyable. Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson and Faust again. ed. to fix a touchstone

... Siddharta, Kafka for Amerika --and probably H. Mann, though I havenʻt read him yet. Goethe for the whole of Faust (but only part of it has been much read. Luther, for the first really great Bible ranslation into a modern language. Novalis and Rilke for their poetry.

... favourites, its so simple, yet so witty. #186 Crime and Punishment is another favourite of mine. #189 I tried reading Faust once, but gave after a couple of pages, poetry isn't my thing I guess, glad you liked it, will give it another try maybe next year. #231 Sirius Black's character was ...

... by Jean Anouilh, French 3. Agamemnon by Aescylus 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Ideas: Well, let's start with Faust, since I've been meaning to get it read for ages; then some more Kalidasa or Bhasa, maybe something more contemporary from India; Noh Theatre; Lope de Vega ...

Faust I + II

... border="0" alt="Mephistopheles"> Here is my costume. I'm coming as Mephistopheles from Goethe's Faust. One of my favorite ghost stories is The Haunted and the Haunters by Baron Edward Bulwer-Lytton. Here is a link to the text on Project Gutenberg. http://www ...

Only because no one has mentioned them yet, I have to add Faust and Paradise Lost. No book list about the devil would be complete without them.

Goethe's Faust Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida Sophocle's Antigone The Qing Ding Pearl The Producers

... still tough to put it on a top 10 for that. But, dammit, I just realized I left off of my list of top 10s Faustus, Faust, Doctor Faustus, or whatever you call him. That's a great book!

... wrap-up this time. Anyhow, here it is: September wrap-up: 52) Crime and Punishment part 1 by Fjodor Michajlovic 53) Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 54) Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert 55) Å lese litteratur (To Read Literature) by Hans H. Skei 56) The Host by Stpehenie Meyer ...

... let me reiterate that Macumbeira's suggestion of reading Temptation of Saint Anthony with a companion read of Goethe's Faust is IMHO brilliant. And I do love Five-Year-Reading Plan. I am genuinely rolling on the floor laughing here. Do we get socialist ribbons for exceeding the plan in ...

... ll.) That said, although I LOVE LOVE LOVE Madame Bovary, I have never read Temptation of Saint Anthony and the Goethe Faust comaprison sounds fantastic. (M., have I told you recently you are great? LOL) I would love to read and think about that. Perhaps we should ALL read those two ...

... story! It will haunt you. Of course, there's always Edgar Allen Poe and Washington Irving. And can we throw in Faust?

... première partie de la tragédie. Ellipses nombreuses, mais, à nos yeux de lecteurs contemporains, pleines de sens. 51.Faust, première partie de Goethe La version la plus célèbre du drame faustien : Méphistophélès vient parier l'âme de Faust et l'amour d'icelui avec Marguerite ...

I love the story of Faust. Glad you enjoyed it.

53) Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe This was a challenging, but fun read. I've never read a book quite like this before; written in poems almost, with rhyme. I found I had to read it alound to myself in order to really aprreciate the way its written and at the same time understand what was ...

... . Bibliomancy with M&M list so far. Mentioned by Kevin Moss The Book of Matthew The Vampire(Upyr) by A.K. Tolstoy Faust by Goethe The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky The Life and Opinions of Tomcat Murr by E.T.A. Hoffman. The influence of russian/ukrainian folklore and ...

... illustrations are vastly underrated (even by Macy, who used the Delacroix in the Heritage version). My own favorite Faust illustrations are by another Clarke, Harry, in the famous limited edition by Harrap. They are somewhat out of sync with the 18th century rationalism of the play, but ...

>260: Darn, I have been reading bits and pieces of Faust in anticipation of reading The Master and Margarita. I knew it shouldn't be as enjoyable as it has been. Obviously I haven't gotten to the trippy and confusing Part 2.

>258: Part 1 of Faust is very good. Part 2 is trippy, confusing, and just generally mind-boggling.

... are 1) more Shakespeare, instead of just reading Hamlet and Much Ado About Nothing over and over and over 2) Goethe's Faust (sounds really good and un-Young-Werther-like) 3) Whitman and Dickenson 4) Wordsworth 5) Samuel Johnson 6)Moliere I plan on avoiding Montaigne like the plague, ...

... te Pride and Prejudice Atlas Shrugged As I Lay Dying A Farewell to Arms The Grapes of Wrath Mrs Dalloway Faust Nausea The Stranger On the Genealogy of Morality Critique of Pure Reason The Ego and the Id Midnight's Children The Satanic Verses A Tale of Two ...

... te Pride and Prejudice Atlas Shrugged As I Lay Dying A Farewell to Arms The Grapes of Wrath Mrs Dalloway Faust Nausea The Stranger On the Genealogy of Morality Critique of Pure Reason The Ego and the Id Midnight's Children The Satanic Verses A Tale of Two ...

... a reasonably priced version myself! Lysistrata--are you independently wealthy? Faust--although Macy denigrated the LEC Faust with the illustrations by Rene Clark, I find them amazing, and would take them over the Delacroix (and maybe even over the Harry Clarke illustrations in the legendary ...

... up The Sorrows of Young Werther. It's my first experience reading Goethe and since I liked it, I wanted to give Faust a go. Translation can make such an impact on a work. My copy of Werther, like most of my books, was bought used, so I picked up what was on the shelf. I wanted ...

... in which the good doctor fainted and had to be smacked around the head by Aluvalibri with a large sturgeon, i have read: Faust by Turgenev Yakov Pasynkov by Turgenev Jacques the Fatalist by Diderot The first is a stunning tale by Turgenev, in which a woman who has been kept away from ...

... forever, but only in the past few days have paid any attention. He is totally unconscious! What literature does he like? Faust and Thus Spoke Zarathustra are at the top of his list. So, I'm going to the concert tonight, featuring Buzz Aldrin narrating Holst's The Planets, and I'm ...

... border="0" alt="Photobucket"> Illustration of the Walpurgis Night scene from Goethe's Faust by Eugene Delacroix. Happy Walpurgisnacht to all! Remember to light your bonfires. The spirits of the dead walk tonight. I'm flying to the Brocken in search of a ...

... done! 7.) Lernen zu lernen by Werner Metzig 100% 14.) Faust I by Johann Wolfgang von Goehte 100% 15.) Faust II by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

71. I refer of course to parts 1 and 2 complete of Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, in the Norton Critical Edition translation by Walter W. Arndt, not to be confused with Marlowe's Doctor Faustus. Every year on April 30th I read the Walpurgis Night scene. I was think of doing the whole ...

Speaking of seasonal reading, I am planning a reread of Faust this spring to coincide with Walpurgis Night. Dubrovsky was an adolescent work of Pushkins. It's a fun read and an interesting example of his developing talent and style. The Queen of Spades is great, of course. Again I will ...

825-849 825-829 830 Literatures of Germanic Languages 831 German Poetry 832 German Drama ~(832.6) Faust by Johann Wolfgang Goethe 833 German Fiction ~(833.912) The Trial by Franz Kafka 839 Other Germanic Literatures ~(839.737420) Finn Family Moomintroll by Tove Jansson ~( ...

... by Jean Anouilh, French 3. Agamemnon by Aescylus 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Ideas: Well, let's start with Faust, since I've been meaning to get it read for ages; then some more Kalidasa or Bhasa, maybe something more contemporary from India; Noh Theatre; Lope de Vega ...

I finally got my folio package with: Epics of the Middle Ages Borges Labyrinths The Folio Book of Days and Faust

... books: 1. Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors (Read) 2. Woodbrook (Read) 3. The Daughter of Time (Read) 4. Faust (Read) 5. Lord of the Flies (Read) 6. Inferno (Read) 7. Purgatorio (Read) 8. Bernard of Clairvaux: Selected Works (Read) 9. Apostolate of Holy Motherhood ...

>13 Well that comment lends some insight as to why there's an excess of capitalization in my copy of Faust. Though why that remained in the English translation, I don't know. You learn something new every day.

You guys still need a german teacher for your school? Then your pupils can read the original Goethe's Faust (still way better than the translations)

I tried to keep separate the editions which contained Urfaust. (See touchstone for one.) Nothing you can do when people put only part of a title. You have to assume that they have the full text of what they list --- no less and no more. So if they just put Faust, that's all of Faust, but not U ...

I just found that my Faust I&II in a single volume has indeed been swept into the Reclam Universal-Bibliothek, Nr.1, Faust I work. I don't think it was like that a couple of weeks ago, but I may be wrong.

Is there something about the Reclam Universal-Bibliothek, Nr.1, Faust I that justifies it being a separate work from the other Faust part I's? Is this an abridged version? Ok, never mind. Something definitely is rotten in the city of Weimar. That "work" is a mess. When I look at ...

... by Nikolaus Pevsner The Edwardians, by vita Sackville-West The Edwardians, by Peter Ludwig Brent Faust, by Johann von Goethe Faust, by Charles Gounod Frank Lloyd Wright, by Naomi Stungo Frank Lloyd Wright, by Iain Thomson Another foursome: Garbo ...

... of the Gita?***--let alone my six translations of the Inferno, five translations of Don Quixote and three of Faust. One last point (then I'll shut up and try to duck the crossfire). I think that it is important to remember the "social" impact of combining. If we were to ...

Tomorrow's opera is Gounod's Faust. Act One Saturday 17 March 2007 17:30-18:25 (Radio 3) Gounod's Faust, live from the New York Metropolitan Opera. The aged philosopher Faust makes a pact with the devil Mephisopheles, agreeing to serve him in hell if he will first restore him to youth ...

... just finished reading. My least favorite is probably Eric so far, probably because I'm only marginally familiar with Faust in any of its incarnations. Although I still thought it was funny.

Goethe's Faust Spinoza's Ethics