Eric Brandom

For sure! Curious how it goes -- strong professional interest in Sorel, but teaching him indeed is tricky.

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what Sorel are you assigning?

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Clemenceau is eaten.

drawing of a man in a suit with a whip to the left, a mass of smaller humans to the right.

Clemenceau tames the Chamber of Deputies.

They do not know who puffs and declines with pendant and bending arch,

yeah her hair is in some sort of interesting bun

looool

b&w photograph of a man standing in a swimsuit, facing the camera. a woman sitting, more fully dressed, looking at him.

i wonder what this photograph is about. Herbert List. “Capri Flirt I,” 1936. www.jstor.org/stable/commu...

really good description of this album

True. Also true that I should know a lot more than I offhand do about enrollment at the sorbonne. These courses pictured here were not, I think, fully public.

There's a picture of Gustave Lanson as well, who was a literary scholar -- he's in a bigger auditorium, lots of ladies.

No sense of the specifics here, but Bouglé was also a sociologist, student of Durkheim -- did a lot more public lecturing and topical writing than Durkheim, though. Andler was a Germanist!

tarte soleil of some kind! but it's for a crowd.

OK looking at a few of the others from the same room, the women are there! You can even I think see some of the same faces. Especially Bougle nubis.bis-sorbonne.fr/ark:/15733/qnb and Andler nubis.bis-sorbonne.fr/ark:/15733/qks

an incredible sociological and sartorial document

Kind of a good number of them actually --

I spent a little while trying to find someone under the coats. like a hand or face sticking out, but no, just coats.

La Sorbonne. Cours de M. le professeur Dur[kheim] - NuBIS | Bibliothèque Numérique de la BIS Aucune description disponible

Highly zoomable version at source nubis.bis-sorbonne.fr/ark:/15733/r1m

black and white photograph of an auditorium full of people, many looking at the camera. it's a postcard. "Paris - La Sorbonne, Cours de M le Professeur Durkheim"

Another real tag yourself situation

It’s actually FEWER Misérables

It is not at all as a man that I have spoken of the necessarily myste-rious character of the sexual act; but... exclusively as a sociologist. I am conscious that I do not owe to education the sentiment that I have tried to analyze summarily. The obscure, mysterious, and re-doubtable character of the sexual act has been revealed to me by his-torical and ethnographic research, and I even know the very mo-ment when I was struck by the extreme generality of the fact and all its implications.55

Durkheim on keeping sex mysterious

I was wondering where the list came from.

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A version of the more famous « Police partout, justice nulle part »

Maybe I should finally read Les Misérables. The above is from Beecher's 1848 book. This chapter at least is really very good.

"You have been caught up in a struggle of ideas bearing human faces, your head plunged into the light of the future."

He really has grown on me over thenyears

I would do this for less than a million dollars