What a great coincidence! I had planned to read Mrs. Dalloway on my own in October. I'm excited to read it along with everyone else, but I’m not quite sure how the discussions will be held (aside from the Zoom call). Sorry if this is mentioned somewhere — I couldn’t find it.
What a fun list! I am particularly excited about reading Arendt together. 2025 is going to be an enriching read-along year. Thank you for putting this together!
This is a great list! Mrs. Dalloway is one of my favorites, and I've been meaning to read more Hannah Arendt for a while. And I'm looking forward to another Aristotle read-along!
A truly great list. I apologize for missing Mrs. Dalloway but I have a long paper to finish. More Aristotle is welcome because I am rereading Nicomachean Ethics, hoping to absorb more from it. These read-alongs of yours are very interesting and I would also say useful.
The majority of the books on the list had been patiently awaiting my attention on my bookshelf. I am filled with joy and gratitude for this opportunity📚👍
Great list. There's one on my "really need to read" list (The Dispossessed) and two on my "happy to re-read" list (The Republic and Zhuangzi).
What a great coincidence! I had planned to read Mrs. Dalloway on my own in October. I'm excited to read it along with everyone else, but I’m not quite sure how the discussions will be held (aside from the Zoom call). Sorry if this is mentioned somewhere — I couldn’t find it.
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What a fun list! I am particularly excited about reading Arendt together. 2025 is going to be an enriching read-along year. Thank you for putting this together!
This is a great list! Mrs. Dalloway is one of my favorites, and I've been meaning to read more Hannah Arendt for a while. And I'm looking forward to another Aristotle read-along!
A truly great list. I apologize for missing Mrs. Dalloway but I have a long paper to finish. More Aristotle is welcome because I am rereading Nicomachean Ethics, hoping to absorb more from it. These read-alongs of yours are very interesting and I would also say useful.
You hit a couple of soft spots and a couple of guilt-inducing shoulds! I'll even re-read Mrs. Dalloway (that I loathed the first way around)
This is so exciting!
The majority of the books on the list had been patiently awaiting my attention on my bookshelf. I am filled with joy and gratitude for this opportunity📚👍
Excellent list. I read Mrs Dalloway and The Remains of the Day for English literature at university - it will be interesting to revisit them!
I’ll be especially looking forward to the Republic and Chuang Tzu read alongs.