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What do we love when we love books by dead authors?

  • Written by The Conversation
imageIn reading, we feel ourselves able to get up close and personal with a dead author.glassghost

It was the first tutorial of the semester. The course was on American literature and film. The room was full of MacBook-toting undergraduates with the bright-eyed wariness that is the natural correlative to the first encounters of undergraduate seminars.

I...

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We need to protect the fossil heritage on our doorstep

  • Written by The Conversation
imageA prehistoric scene showing ancient penguins, elephant seals and giant marsupials. A rich diversity of both marine and land creatures once lived at Beaumaris, Melbourne, about 7 million years ago.Peter Trusler, Monash University

From about the age of eight onwards I regularly collected fossils from around the beach area on the Beaumaris foreshore...

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  1. How can we fulfill the promise of the Americans with Disabilities Act?
  2. Politics podcast: Anthony Albanese and Richard Marles from the ALP national conference
  3. ALP national conference: experts respond
  4. Labor conference leaves Shorten stronger
  5. Tour de France race etiquette seems silly in the context of doping
  6. ALP conference day two: tears on both sides as Labor paves the way to turn back boats
  7. Shorten reveals suite of asylum seeker measures
  8. The big comeback: it's time to declare victory for Australian humpback whale conservation
  9. Candidates are ignoring race's crucial role in determining who thrives, struggles
  10. People power: the missing piece in UN Sustainable Development Goals
  11. Voters have shifted to the left — but that doesn't make it the right move for Labour
  12. Why it is misleading to compare exoplanet Kepler-452b to Earth
  13. Why Obama doesn't want the UK to leave Europe
  14. Corbynomics: a blend of economic reason and political fantasy
  15. To overshare: the long and gendered history of TMI
  16. Well Labour, this is what happens when you crowdsource a leadership election
  17. How to memorise an entire foreign dictionary (and become a Scrabble world champion)
  18. UK satellite Twinkle will boost search for Earth-like exoplanets
  19. The forgotten story of American writers on the frontline of World War I
  20. The performance story that is pushing Chris Froome towards Tour number two
  21. Fossil from Brazil sheds light on how snakes lost their legs
  22. What’s the point of education if Google can tell us anything?
  23. Japanese media giant Nikkei bets £844m on a rosy future for the Financial Times
  24. How cycling's rising popularity built a lucrative tribe of MAMILs
  25. George Osborne's spending review risks creating a public service diaspora
  26. ALP conference day one: Labor says turnbacks needed to prevent drownings
  27. The Book of Days: creating an anthology live at the Sydney Writers' Festival
  28. TV shifts from hero to zero, but even Netflix can't kill pirating
  29. Why aren't all academy chains boosting results for their poorest students?
  30. Summer reading: the ultimate competitive sport of the middle class
  31. Growth of conventions shows geeks have always wanted to meet up IRL
  32. This is the end of the line for Syriza
  33. The CMB: how an accidental discovery became the key to understanding the universe
  34. Could Jeremy Corbyn resurrect Labour in Scotland?
  35. How we showed 'sleeping on it' really is the best way to solve a problem
  36. Loving emails show there's more to trees than ecosystem services
  37. How to design more stable democracies that better fit African realities
  38. What a less Eurocentric reading list would look like
  39. My disabilities do not define me. I am Jim
  40. Why GOP leaders are smart to hold their fire on Donald Trump
  41. Pope Francis goes home: but what about the 'evangelicos'?
  42. Antibiotic resistance doesn't just make bacteria harder to kill – it can actually make them stronger
  43. Are US vaccine rates going down because public trust and social ties are eroding?
  44. GE's return to its industrial roots offers hope US economy may do the same
  45. Why doesn't the fastest cyclist win the Tour de France?
  46. Pluto scientists were masters of the long haul -- here's how people stick with extremely long-term goals
  47. What the Tim Hunt brouhaha shows about how junior and senior academic voices are heard
  48. What you should expect from your GP
  49. Buen Vivir: South America's rethinking of the future we want
  50. 50% renewable energy would put Australia in line with leading nations

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