I actually donated all of my books to the local library when I moved...the only book I kept was my copy of Stephen King's "It"...it is my favorite book of all time...in my books to read pile:
The Tender Bar
Confederacy of Dunces
Lord Foul's Bane
1776
The collected works of Raymond Chandler
Just finished The Kite Runner - I highly reccomend this book, it moved me and evoked more emotion than any other book I have read
"Confederacy of Dunces" - Good book....funny too! Enjoy!
by empirical evidence, I mean that you put forth a hypothesis, and some alternative hypotheses, and actually test them as opposed to putting forth analytical narratives.
Doesn't this type of hypothesizing necessarily remove things from their context? In other words by isolating variables, etc. are you not simplifying seriously complex arguments and social settings to get a statistical analysis of only partial truths. As such is that any different than analytical narrativization? I would argue it's no different at all, in fact the politics in chosing variables and hypothesis are analytical narratives themselves cleverly hidden under the guise of some sort of objectivity.
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ooh good book. freaked me out a little bit. but that's okay.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
"Confederacy of Dunces" - Good book....funny too! Enjoy!