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BiblioFeed #64

8 aprilie 2024

Conferința „Dezvoltarea profesională continuă – un deceniu de învățare și creștere”, din cadrul evenimentului aniversar al Campusului Competențelor a ajuns pe coperta BiblioFeed #64!

Vă invităm la lectură!

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Coming Soon on Bibliofeed

Starting on (I think) January 8th, the Instagram account Bibliofeed will be featuring a post a day for a week about books I recommend. It’s a great feed — a post every day about a recommended book by that week’s contributor. Check it out now and you might find something you might like. Just scroll through their feed. My posts will cover 1. Jonathan Carroll, Mr. Breakfast (Melville House…

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Currently, I'm doing a PhD in Middle Eastern literature, which I specialised in because of a longstanding love for the region. I feel this especially strongly now, when so much mainstream press in the UK is negative and sensationalist about many aspects of the Middle East. But before I get carried away and rant about that, let me introduce my favourite Egyptian novel. Published in 1964, Beer in the Snooker Club follows the lives of two young men, who are caught between idealism and despair; their western education and their Egyptian upbringing; their desire for revolution and their realisation that political opposition in newly independent Egypt is extremely dangerous. Frustrated by these unresolvable tensions and, in the case of the more central character, deeply affected by a difficult love affair (which is beautifully explored), the protagonists make do with drinking and their wry humour. I found Ghali's only novel (he committed suicide at a young age) to be witty, eye-opening and incredibly moving. To quote the wonderful Diana Athill, Ghali's editor and friend, 'this is the way the great books I love best are written.'

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Our next curator, @sophia_elina, is a Ph. D. student living in London. Sophia's feed is one of our very favorites--full of color and adventure, and powered by insightful captions and a wry sense of humor. When we told her we loved her first selection she replied "...indeed books and beer is a great combo. There's a lot of coffee and books on instagram, which is great, but to be honest nothing beats a good book paired with a good beer.😊"