On Day 65 I reference one of Tyler’s conversations where he spoke about how nobody writes philosophical novels anymore and how this might be one reason contemporary readers find Prince Andrew’s more lofty, ponderous moments so challenging.Īnyway, might be a book my fellow EconTalk fans might be curious about. On Day 327 I use Russ’s ideas about spontaneous order in “ It’s a Wonderful Loaf” to help elucidate the Muscovite’s seemingly random rebuilding of their city after the French end their occupation. In it I offer a daily, yearlong, chapter-by-chapter analysis of the book alongside the Maude translation. I wrote a book about the experience called A Year of War and Peace. I read it every day and have for over a decade now, at the rate of one chapter per day, cycling through the 361 chapter book each year.
Very happy to learn both Russ and Tyler admire it. My favorite novel, however, is War and Peace.
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It's full of hand-picked recommendations, from the talked-about shows to the gems you can't afford to pass up.First, I’m excited to hear what Russ has to say about Invisible Man.
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