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Shamanism por Mircea Eliade

The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night por Translated by John Payne

Food with the Famous por Jane Grigson

Jungian Fundamentalism (and others): Spring 68 por Jay Livernois, Editor

Charles Olson in Connecticut por Charles Boer

Will in the World: How Shakespeare Became Shakespeare por Stephen Greenblatt

Surreal Lives: The Surrealists 1917-1945 por Ruth Brandon

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GruposA Pearl of Wisdom and Enlightenment, Ancient History, Books that made me think, Children's Literature, Freemasonry, History at 30,000 feet: The Big Picture, Reading Globally, The Chapel of the Abyss

Autores favoritosDante Alighieri, Deirdre Bair, Charles Boer, Robert A. Caro, Pierre Franey, Adolf Guggenbuhl-Craig, Victor Davis Hanson, James Hillman, John Keegan, Mary S. Lovell, Charles Olson, Ezra Pound, Mario Praz, Bertrand Russell, Edmund Wilson, Frances Yates (Favoritos partilhados)

Sobre mimI am the Director of the Roy Hart International Arts Centre at the Château de Malérargues in Thoiras, France, which is in the Cévennes mountains on the southern edge of the Massif Central. I am interested in the history and origins of ideas and texts and a dedicated Epicurean in philosophy. I used to be the Director of the Eranos Foundation (2000-2002) in Ascona, Switzerland and oversaw the creation of an annotated bibliography of their unique library from 1998 to 2002. I also worked for many years as an editor and publisher (1988-2001) with Spring Publications and was the creator (along with James Hillman and Julia Hillman) of Spring Audio (1991) and Spring Journal Books (1997 with Charles Boer) and editor of the Eranos Yearbook (1992-1999). A graduate of Woodstock Academy in Woodstock, Connecticut, I have been further educated at the University of Connecticut (B.A. 1979 and M.A. 1989), West Point (1975-77), the University of Dallas (1980), Université de Rouen (1985-86), and the University of London (summer 1974).
Growing up at the time in a rural, relatively isolated and poor community (Woodstock) in the northeastern part of Connecticut, early on I developed a craving for reading and writing. And there was a rural community library which was only a three mile walk from my home. As a result I have poured my life into my work and my talent into my reading and desire for books.
I speak English, French, and Italian and can also read Latin and some German and Spanish.
I also collect Haitian, African, and New Guinea art, and play a good game of badminton. I also love to eat and drink well, so France is not the worst place to live.

Sobre a minha bibliotecaI have a library in Connecticut of over 4000 volumes and manuscripts of mostly unique provenance from years in publishing, academia, and having been connected with an unusual group of international writers and thinkers especially in the fields of psychoanalysis, mythology, poetry, and theatre.
Besides laboring in the vineyard of books at Eranos, the Roy Hart Centre has a growing library and archives (being cataloged under RoyHartCentre on LibraryThing), which has been recently enhanced by a donation from the English theatre director, Lily Susan Todd, of the collection of Christopher Wicking (a horror movie expert, screenwriter, and director), her late husband. I am in the process of organizing this collection at Malérargues.

My rating is: 5 = excellent; could change thinking, 4 = good, 3 = average read, 2 = okay, 1 = bad; and halves are in between.

Página pessoalhttp://www.roy-hart-theatre.com

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Nome realJay Freeman Livernois

LocalizaçãoThoiras, France

Endereço de correio electrónicojaylivernoishotmail.com

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Conhecimento ComumSéries (7), Prémios (40), Personagens (130), Lugares (31)

Membro desdeMar 29, 2009

Em leituraThe Worlds of Lincoln Kirstein por Martin Duberman
Emotion: A Comprehensive Phenomenology of Theories and Their Meanings for Therapy por James Hillman
Our Dreaming Mind por Robert L. Van de Castle
Freud, Race, and Gender por Sander L. Gilman

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Hello again Jay, many remerciements for your kind invitation. We're headed to Colorado and Flordia this year but will keep it in mind. In any event it's always nice to make contact with other Americans who live in FR long term. So many folks come and go...

Great to hear about your critique of Rousseau; I'd like to read it if its still around. Funny thing: the French love it when I talk about Volney and are shocked to find an American who knows something about their revolution they've never heard before. Once, a wine seller delivered some Volnay to my house. He asked why my cave was mostly Volnay. So I took him into my office and showed him the Jefferson-Volney collection. I told him the story in two minutes. When I was done he looked at me and said: "I know why I've never heard of this. It's because it refutes everything I learned in school."

Hope you are enjoying the spring; weather has been great here. Please keep in touch and AZB, TCW
Thank you for accepting my friends invitation. I hope my profile has given you new insights into Volney, Jefferson and Franco-US history. I'll be glad to answer any questions regarding Volney, his views or how to purchase his books. All Zee Best, TCW

PS-Didn't mention this in my profile, but I've also become a collector of Volnay, the wonderful Burgundy red. Makes a nice dinner party motif--discussing Volney the philosopher over a bottle of Volnay 1er Cru.
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