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UC Berkeley Classics Department: 2009 Commencement Address by Daniel Mendelsohn

2012-06-29 ~ Mark

What can it mean to devote oneself to a discipline that likes to think that it is timeless, that it has cheated the centuries, the millennia?

UC Berkeley Classics Department: 2009 Commencement Address by Daniel Mendelsohn

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