Gladly Lerne, Gladly Teche

"Gladly Lerne, Gladly Teche" is the personal web log of John V. Fleming, the Louis W. Fairchild Professor of English and Comparative Literature emeritus at Princeton University. It continues in its title and its spirit his one-time newspaper column in The Daily Princetonian. As a general rule a new post is mounted every Wednesday morning (EST).

Thursday, February 6, 2014

A Medievalist Looks at Inequality

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Life is always the same in all periods: namely, comfortable for the rich and less comfortable for the poor, their discomfort being ...

Bloguiste Iced Out

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I was unable to post my essay on "A Medievalist Looks at Inequality" yesterday.  I spent about half the day either waiting for a t...
Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Pages from the Past

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  Thomas Nelson, jr, Signer of the Declaration, in youth, by Mason Chamberlain (Richmond Museum) Among the blessings of my retireme...
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Hieronymus and the Janjeweed

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There is a dramatic principle, relevant for all writers of narrative whether fiction or non-fiction, known as “Chekhov’s Shotgun”. ...
Wednesday, January 15, 2014

William H. Scheide (cont.)

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William Scheide in his library a few years ago On Monday I attended a rather unusual birthday luncheon.   We were marking the cent...
Wednesday, January 8, 2014

The Tillie Adjustment

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Rarely do I really lose track of the calendar, but I did this week as I became immersed in the excitement of a new research project...
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Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Chacun à sa Goutte

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If I took my cue from the journalists I most admire I would seize the occasion to write a proper New Year’s essay lamenting the f...
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John V. Fleming, the Louis W. Fairchild Professor of Literature emeritus at Princeton University, retired after a long teaching career in 2006. He and his wife Joan continue to live in Princeton. The Flemings have three adult children, six delightful grandchildren, and lives that mysteriously continue to be busy.He can be reached at jfleming@princeton.edu.
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