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MOBILIZING LITERATURE
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MOBILIZING LITERATURE
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Mouse Books Catalog
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Visit product page →Mouse continues to grow because our members invest their membership dollars and help spread the word. In return, the Mouse team promises intellectual rigor, to continuously improve our offerings, and to always listen and learn from you - our members.
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Bartleby the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street by Herman MelvilleThe Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky
Pride and Prejudice by Jane AustenThe theme of REFUSAL is crucial to our current world. Rather than a naïve rebellious act of a youth who refuses to grow up, refusal is a deeply ethical act, a renunciation of that which nauseates and insults. The selections in this collection demonstrate this deep refusal. Many of us are in a position to refuse, but lack the wherewithal or insight to know where and how to refuse. This bundle can point us in that direction.
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What does it mean to refuse the very thing that gives you life? What could be more important than survival?
This volume also contains a bonus short story, "In a Penal Colony."
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Selected Poems by Marvell, Donne, and ShakespeareA Simple Soul by Gustave Flaubert
Jane Eyre by Charlotte BrontëThere have been many words for LOVE: eros, philia, agape. This series want to account for as many versions of love as possible. In doing so it affirms what literature itself affirms: that there are as many ways to love as there are human beings.
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What does love look like when all seems lost? Can one love one’s enemy, and change his heart? Priam’s appeal to Achilles, the murderer of his son, shows us. This volume contains one episode from the Homeric epic, focusing on the death of Hector and his father's ransoming of his body.
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The Confidence Man by Herman MelvilleA Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift
The Prince by Niccoló MachiavelliWhat is BULLSH*T? Those following the term may have seen Harry Frankfurt’s insightful book on the topic. In the book, he describes bullshit as being different from lying, because it is not interested in truth and falsehood at all. It’s just talk. That’s what this series is about - talk, which narrates, which mystifies, which unearths new ways to relate to one another.
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The 19th century witnessed dramatic growth in the American memoir. To tell one’s story reflects the individualism that is so important to the American idea. Frederick Douglass told his story of freedom and enlightenment; Henry David Thoreau protested civilization and charted a new inner landscape; Ralph Waldo Emerson became the great American philosopher. Walt Whitman sings of a self that is not singular and narrow, but of a self that “contains multitudes.” In this masterpiece, Whitman imagines the lives of others; he inhabits them and ultimately loves them. -
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Friendship supersedes all for Montaigne. There is possibly no higher spiritual good. But is friendship available to everyone, or a happy few? At the end of the day, whose friendship do we most desire, and what can that friendship do for us?
This volume also contains the bonus essay, “That To Study Philosophy Is To Learn How To Die.”
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We can chart a life on the epiphanies we have, when the beyond peeks into our consciousness. In “The Dead,” Joyce exhibits his mastery in depicting the mind at work, to reveal a devastating epiphany. At the end of the story, we ask, “What now?”Blog Podcast
