- Colonial Development and Population in Taiwan, by George Barclay (Princeton UP, 1954)
- Unruly Examples: On the Rhetoric of Exemplarity, ed. Alexander Gelley (Stanford UP, 1995)
And from last time:
- Art and Answerability: Early Philosophical Essays, by M. M. Bakhtin (U of Texas P, 1990)
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Do all of these new books get read, and if not, are there statistics available for the proportion of read to unread?
No statistics, but some get read cover-to-cover and some get dipped into for research purposes. I've read portions of Gelley and Bakhtin already (the introductions and some passages that the books' indices led me to). I have a plan (a dream, more likely) to read all my unread books cover-to-cover once I finish my dissertation. But I keep buying books--I seem to be my own worst enemy!
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