Terry Time...
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jason[It was one of Terry's books that first helped me understand critical theory back in the 1980s. He's great.]
Terry Eagleton will be here, in Toronto, in 2 weeks time. He is speaking at U. of Toronto the week of January 26 -29 on a series of lectures concerning the Art of Terror. Below is the blurb:
Jan. 26-29, The Alexander Lectures presents cultural theorist Terry Eagleton, regis professor, University of Oxfod, England on the ART of Terror. The series includes "Terror and Modernity" (Jan. 26); "The Art of Terror" (Jan. 27); "The Metaphysics of Terror" (Jan. 28); and "Beyond Terror" (Jan. 29). All lectures take place at University College, room 140, 15 Kings College Circle at 4:30 pm. (416) 978-7516 or sue.underhill@utoronto.ca
Terry Eagleton will be here, in Toronto, in 2 weeks time. He is speaking at U. of Toronto the week of January 26 -29 on a series of lectures concerning the Art of Terror. Below is the blurb:
Jan. 26-29, The Alexander Lectures presents cultural theorist Terry Eagleton, regis professor, University of Oxfod, England on the ART of Terror. The series includes "Terror and Modernity" (Jan. 26); "The Art of Terror" (Jan. 27); "The Metaphysics of Terror" (Jan. 28); and "Beyond Terror" (Jan. 29). All lectures take place at University College, room 140, 15 Kings College Circle at 4:30 pm. (416) 978-7516 or sue.underhill@utoronto.ca
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Date: 2004-01-16 02:37 pm (UTC)Oh, thanks for adding me to your friends list a while back... nice to meet you!
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Date: 2004-01-16 07:10 pm (UTC)Don't know about your blogging experience, but after having toured the more august climes, I prefer slumming with the text-homies in the LJ crib.
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