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pimp my reclam - progress: AB

I decided to give just ONE random "before" example for they all look the same (except, of course for the title)


so here we have random before pic and a quick peek at the progress in the fight against the yellowness:



I decided to do the pimping in alphabetical order. this is A (Anzengruber) to B (Büchner):

Anzengruber - Der Meineidbauer:                                              


Beer-Hofmann - the death of George:


Sebastian Brant - The Ship of Fools:


Georg Büchner - Lenz - The Hessian Courier:


Georg Büchner - Woyzeck:

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reclam

because I can not and will stand not any longer to look at those piss-colored book spines I decided to do a pimp my reclam session. results will be posted here. featuring before / after pics. YAY!

I know they are cheap and I shouldn't complain and I COULD buy expensive editions of SOME (not all) of those. but I have to buy about say 50 books each semester so I really cannot afford to buy other editions.

this is the not so lovely look of my ever growing reclam-collection:



[EDIT: the one peeking out in a black-ish colour is already pimped, did that one a year or so ago]

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pimp my reading list for 1500 to 1770/80 KO


these all are to be read till January 29th *le sigh*

and this is just ONE list for ONE of my exams...


got

title	author	year	read	own
Das Narrenschiff	Sebastian Brant	1494	✔	✔
Ode to Apollo (Ode ad Apolline)	Konrad Celtis	1486	✔	✔
The Praise of Folly (Encomium moria / louse stultitia)	Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam	1511		✔
The Freedom of a Christian man / Send letter of interpretation	Martin Luther	1520	✔	✔
A Mighty Fortress is vnser God (the XLVI. Psalm)	Martin Luther	1529	✔	✔
The Wittenberg Nightingale	Hans Sachs	1523		✔
The Walt	Hans Sachs	1523		✔
Historia von D. Johann Faustus	anonymous	1587		✔
Geschichtklitterung	Johannes Fischart	1575	✔	✔
Vom Außgelaßnen Wütigen Teuffelsheer	Johannes Fischart	1581	 	✔
Book of the German poetry	Martin Opitz	1624		✔
baroque poetry	various			✔
Catherine of Georgia	Andreas Gryphius	1647
Herr Peter Squentz	Andreas Gryphius	1658	 	 
Lesevorrede zu „Trojanerinnen“	Martin Opitz	1624		✔
The itinerant student in Paradise	Hans Sachs	1550		✔
The adventurous Simplicissimus	Hans Jacob Christoph von Grimmelshausen	1668		✔
The Alps	Albrecht von Haller	1729		✔
poetry of the Enlightenment and the sensitivity	various			✔
Critischen attempt at poetry before the Germans	Johann Christoph Gottsched	1730
letters, the latest literature on	Gotthold Ephraim Lessing	1759		✔
Miss Sarah Sampson	Gotthold Ephraim Lessing	1755	✔	✔
Minna by Minna	Gotthold Ephraim Lessing	1767		✔
essay on the novel	Frederick of Blacksburg	1774		✔
history of Agathon	Christoph Martin Wieland	1766		✔
Poetry the Sturm und Drang	various			✔
comments over the theater	Jakob Michael Reinhold Lenz	1774
The tutor or advantages of private education	Jakob Michael Reinhold Lenz	1774

PRÜFUNG: 29.01.2008

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I finished book 1 ( Northern Lights/ The Golden Compass ) and I did really enjoy it. Intriguing world-building, rich imagination, highly interesting philosophy and many many secrets to be revealed. The characters are nicely drawn and there is no recoiling romance that might put you off the story.

then I went on to read the 2nd book ( The Subtle Knife ) and I finished it too and was even more impressed and intrigued and astonished by the talent that this author possesses to place such a complex philosophical theory in a children's book. amazing and quite refreshing. and they say Harry Potter would be a threat to the church. HA, what will they make of the Golden Compass that openly condemns the Magisterium (read: Church) to be all cause and origin of EVIL or approving of evil and holding back knowledge about the nature of the world or doing cruel experiments on children. (and you might have heard that they even burned such natural creatures as witches...)? as I said: intriguing.

now I will start the 3rd book ( The Amber Spyglass ) and I am very curious how it all will unfurl. [EDIT: oh no! oh woe! *sigh sob sob sigh* I knew this would happen. but why oh why so soon?!?! -

he killed of the cute one of the two gay angels! how could he?! curel, cruel Philip!]

and maybe I will finally have to read Milton's Lost Paradise .

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package

yet again the postman awoke me at 7:35 a.m. if I did get an amazon-package everyday he could be my very personal human alarm-clock. but alas I don't have to get up that early, which is why I tend to greet mr. postman wearing nothing but my quickly whipped on dressing gown and a bleary-eyed expression... poor lad, but he doesn't seem to mind that. how can he be so cheerful that early in the morning anyway?

on to the book. (I orderd more than one but for some strange reason they split up the package so that I got one today and will get the next one (four books) tomorrow, so my guess is I'll be woken again at 7:35, I could also get up at 7:00 a.m. and surprise him with being fully awake and maybe even some smell of freshly brewed coffee... but the way I know myself and my love for sleeping I probably won't do that...)

It's German (my first language btw., but I'm not German)



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remembering a year of read books here

the year is closing in and I've been lazy even with noting which book I read when and how many I actually read. at least I think I've noted the dates in the books (1st page: date started, last page: date finished, it's as easy as that). so I can search all those tomes of lore and wisdom now for those dates and make my list complete. am curious if I actually read 50 books this year. have to make sure that I WILL keep an eye on my reading during 2008. makes the remembering so much easier and I need a little more awareness for books I read for university. should even force myself to write summaries, even if short and make sense to me only...

maybe I'll post the list here, together with the lists from 2000 up to now.

on another note: ordered the following (amazon.de) and looking very much forward to read them:

• Wörterbuch der Burgen, Schlösser und Festungen - Horst W. Böhme
  
• Burgenkunde - Otto Piper
  
• Die Welt des Mittelalters. Barbaren, Ketzer und Artisten - Arno Borst
  
• Lebensformen im Mittelalter - Arno Borst

YAY for the Middle Ages!