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Although it’s been forty years since I went to high school, we read a lot of classics before we arrived at college, to name a few The Dubliners and other works by Joyce to include hjis massive opus, Shakespeare’s plays, Hamlet (we had to memorize “To be or not to be…” all of it and other passeges from the Bard’s works, Rosencranz and Guildinstern are dead,), Silas Marner, Moby Dick, 1984, The Red Badge of Courage, poems by T.S. Elliot, ee cummings, Joyce Carol Oates…..
Of Course freshman reading was required….The Republic by Platos, The Illiad and The Oddysey, Slaughthouse Five, Steinbeck, Hemingway, Goethe, Martin Buber’s Ich und Du (I and Thou), Margaret Meads anthropolical works, and others…works that spoke of a cultural heritage and foundation of a civilization. Even Thoreau (who perpetrated a fraud…he wasn’t off in the woods at Walden Pond…he was down the road from Daddy’s house for crying out loud!
Karl Marx,