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Kindle for Academics
Currently, no ebook reader appears to completely solve my needs. Some come close in some areas, while still making things unnecessarily complicated in the final steps of the solution. Some ebook readers, such as the Kobo, quickly fail to solve … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Reading
Tagged academic, citation, copyright, digital rights management, drm, ebook, fair dealing, fair use, kindle, kobo, literature
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Ancient Writing and the Odyssey
How are texts passed down through history? In my English 301H class, we’re studying a modern english translation of The Odyssey, by Homer. Interestingly, scholars believe that the Odyssey and the Iliad were both composed some five hundred years before … Continue reading
Posted in Reading
Tagged english 301h, greece, language, literature, odysseus, odyssey, postaday, postaday2011, troy, ulysses, uwaterloo
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