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On Spareness in Prose: Katie Kitamura
Does anyone know how to describe prose anymore?
Jun 3
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Andrew Seal
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May 2025
The Disappearing Literary Man
A Demand-Side Hypothesis
May 29
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Andrew Seal
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March 2025
"Twentieth Century" as a Genre
Some Brief Reactions to Edwin Frank's Stranger than Fiction
Mar 21
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Andrew Seal
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January 2025
Does It Hold Up? How to Talk about Books You Haven't Read
And a theory about the function of literary criticism at the present time
Jan 19
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Andrew Seal
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New Year, New Purpose
Same Pedantry?
Jan 2
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Andrew Seal
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February 2023
The Teleology Problem in Intellectual History
Whither are we tending?
Feb 26, 2023
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Andrew Seal
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January 2023
The Thoughtlessness of Intellectual History Today
On the absence of rigor in contemporary intellectual histories
Jan 15, 2023
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Andrew Seal
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October 2022
"The Wretched of Middle-Earth"
Charles Mills and J. R. R. Tolkien
Oct 11, 2022
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Andrew Seal
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August 2022
Can intellectual historians write about cognitive impairment?
Must they write about historical persons in such a way that the person would recognize themselves in the portrait?
Aug 27, 2022
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Andrew Seal
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Essays I don't have time to write
Or why it is easy to write about knowing and hard to write about learning
Aug 27, 2022
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Andrew Seal
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Charles W. Mills's Challenge for Intellectual Historians
(Now with fuller citations!)
Aug 3, 2022
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Andrew Seal
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July 2022
Cards on the table
My incorrect views on a few things, and an attempt to fix them
Jul 25, 2022
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Andrew Seal
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