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I started to puzzle over this question while reading the works of the Austrian writer Lore Segal, who died in October at 96 years old, and I realized that perhaps we should not think of precocity as a ...

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Study up on some of his best with these 30 iconic Shakespeare quotes about nature. For when you’re stuck in traffic in July: For now, these hot days, is the mad blood stirring. Romeo and Juliet ...

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A prestigious school's head of English has called for William Shakespeare to be sidelined ... I would say we are facing the slow death of English. We urgently need change. ' ...

I believe I have some idea of the core offerings of Ernest Becker’s The Denial of Death. They are somewhat gloomy, but this is the nature of death and dying.

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This quote from The Merchant of Venice reminds us not to judge things by their appearance. From Henry IV, Part 2, this means to eat a lot of food, often as a guest.