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The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces
The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces | Maynard Mack
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This groundbreaking Norton Anthology offers the best of the literatures of India, China, Japan, the Middle East, Africa, and native America alongside the masterpieces of the Western tradition. These texts have been selected and prepared by expert scholars and translators who are also committed undergraduate teachers. Like all Norton Anthologies, the Expanded Edition in One Volume of The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces is foremost a teaching anthology, edited to meet the needs of today's students discovering a range of literary traditions for the first time.
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IamIamIam
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The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces | Maynard Mack
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I've been waking up at 3am for as long as I can remember, babies notwithstanding, and I'm usually up until 4:30 or 5am. I'm a grumpy human being... LOL
I read an article that says to get up and read something boring. I figured this was a good place to start, my old leftovers from a lame attempt at a college education!

What's the most boring book you've ever read?

Chrys My organic chemistry book was always guaranteed to put me to sleep, I ended up dropping the class after I changed majors and realized I didn‘t have to suffer through it 4y
IamIamIam @Chrys That does sound pretty dry!! I'm glad you didn't suffer too long! Lol, this always knocked me out when I was pregnant but thinking about pulling it out again is making my skin crawl!
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Natasha.C.Barnes
Natasha.C.Barnes
The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces | Maynard Mack
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#latepost Check it out! My thickest book and thinnest book together--2 versions of the thinnest, one without even a squared off spine it's so thin! #thick #thin #30daysofreadathon

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StephBengtson I have that book too! It was for my college English class and I still love flipping through it every now and then. 7y
Natasha.C.Barnes @StephBengtson I have it from an early high school Great Books class (long story) but now I can't remember what I've read that was only a selection of the full text and what I've read in full! I remember Gilgamesh the best I think. I forgot how paper thin the pages are!! 😆 7y
Natasha.C.Barnes @StephBengtson I haven't looked through it in years but I feel like I should just read this start to finish and I'll be a much better educated person, especially from the point of non-western literature and history. 7y
StephBengtson I love the Emily Dickinson and Baudelaire sections. 😊 7y
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StephBengtson
StephBengtson
The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces | Maynard Mack
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I fell in love with Emily Dickinson in my college freshman World Lit course. I made these silhouette paintings as an artistic interpretation of "My Life had stood -- A Loaded Gun". Oh art school. #poetrybooks #augustofpages #bookphotochallenge

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