Tăng Sự Bách Giảng - Quy Chế Tùng Lâm tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jennifer Lucky jennlucky — Very fun read, has lots of information and pictures from the musical.

Arsen Tkachev arstkvs — I am currently re-reading this. It is heaven. David Sedaris is the only author whose autobiographical anecdotes make me both horrified and jealous. He's vulnerable and honest and unapologetic. I love him and revel in the these stories. Each is special treat for the flawed soul, to be savored and saved and hidden like illicit love affairs or candy you don't want to share and shouldn't have in the first place. Delightfully twisted and deeply disturbed. Lovely.

Mauro Villena maurovillena — Doctor, linguist, scientist, natural historian, and writer of what is probably the most stunning prose in the English language, Sir Thomas Browne was a virtuoso in learning whose many interests form a representative portrait of his age. To understand the period which we more usually refer to as the Scientific Revolution, we need to understand parts of the intellectual and spiritual background that are often neglected. This collection of essays covers all aspects of Thomas Browne's work and thought. It offers the specialist and the student a wide-ranging array of essays by an international team of leading scholars in seventeenth-century literary studies who can extend our understanding of this extremely influential and representative early-modern polymath by embracing recent developments in the field, including literary-scientific relations, the development of Anglican spirituality, civil networks of intellectual exchange, the rise of antiquarianism, and Browne's own legacy in modern literature.

Grzegorz Majsterek gmajsterek — لا أعرف الشخصَ الغريبَ ولا مآثرهُ رأيتُ جِنازةً فمشيت خلف النعش، مثل الآخرين مطأطئ الرأس احتراماً. لم أجد سبباً لأسأل: مَنْ هُو الشخصُ الغريبُ؟ وأين عاش، وكيف مات فإن أسباب الوفاة كثيرةٌ من بينها وجع الحياة سألتُ نفسي: هل يرانا أم يرى عَدَماً ويأسفُ للنهاية؟ كنت أعلم أنه لن يفتح النَّعشَ المُغَطَّى بالبنفسج كي يُودِّعَنا ويشكرنا ويهمسَ بالحقيقة ( ما الحقيقة؟) رُبَّما هُوَ مثلنا في هذه الساعات يطوي ظلَّهُ. لكنَّهُ هُوَ وحده الشخصُ الذي لم يَبْكِ في هذا الصباح، ولم يَرَ الموت المحلِّقَ فوقنا كالصقر فاًحياء هم أَبناءُ عَمِّ الموت، والموتى نيام هادئون وهادئون وهادئون ولم أَجد سبباً لأسأل: من هو الشخص الغريب وما اسمه؟ لا برق يلمع في اسمه والسائرون وراءه عشرون شخصاً ما عداي ( أنا سواي) وتُهْتُ في قلبي على باب الكنيسة: ربما هو كاتبٌ أو عاملٌ أو لاجئٌ أو سارقٌ، أو قاتلٌ ... لا فرق، فالموتى سواسِيَةٌ أمام الموت .. لا يتكلمون وربما لا يحلمون . وقد تكون جنازةُ الشخصِ الغريب جنازتي لكنَّ أَمراً ما إلهياً يُؤَجِّلُها لأسبابٍ عديدةْ من بينها: خطأ كبير في القصيدة *درويش

Saud A waikhlofai5f6c — I read this book in the 9th grade. The House on Mango Street was an amazing book. It is best to read it with someone or with cliff notes because on the surface it seems to be filled with pointless stories. But if you think through each story and spend time on it, you will understand what is truly going on. It is best for mature audiences, less mature people would probably not even know what is going. It deals deeply with heritage, stereotypes, and relationships. One thing that may make this book harder to read is the lack of quotation marks in dialouge. But it is told from the perspective a pre-teen/teenager, so I think it adds character development. It gives a more realistic effect. All in all, an amazing work. Watch this author...