Ritual and Religion in the Making of Humanity (Cambridge Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology) by Roy A. Rappaport
Just finished The Poisonwood Bible and Freakanomics... both awesome books. Plan on finishing Finding Darwin's God... one of these days.
Oh yeah! Speaking of Swan's, I started reading Swann's Way by Marcel Proust... I actually bought all of the volumes of the book Search for Lost Time and it will probably take me a few years to read, lol. He is such a fascinating writer.
The Love Sonnets of Mirza Ghalib Ghar mein tha kya, kih tera gham use ghaarat karta woh jo rakhte the hum ek hasrat-e taamir, so hai What was left in the home that your sorrow would have destroyed it The desire to build that we had is still there
That was a wonderful read!! I'm glad you recommended it to me back then. Currently devouring: Hoffmann's tales, Carlo Gozzi's plays, Muratov's Images of Italy. I am getting incredible insight into Italy's history and culture, everything about Italian art and literature is suddenly falling into place. I'm in love with Renaissance again. I am also giggling about Emasculation of the Unicorn, written by C. T. B. Harris, Ph. D. I'll make a thread about this later.
A Spot Of Bother--by Mark Haddon and his other good book.. The Curious Incident Of the dog in the night time...
The Client by some attorney I forget his name. Star Wars Eposide II: Attack of the clones I don't know the authors name ...Nothing else atall!!
