Howards End, Chapters 1-5

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4.4 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 12 January 2018

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Join Angelina, Tim, and David as they kick off their conversation about E.M. Forster's novel Howards End. Topics of conversation include Angelina's secret sports-life, which Schlegel sister Tim and Angelina see most in themselves, 19th-century European politics, the Bloomsbury group that Forster was a part of, his interesting use of pace and voice, and much more.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome back to Closurates here on the Circe Institute Podcast Network.
0:09.4	I am David Kern, and as always, I am joined by Angelina Stanford and Tim McIntosh.
0:18.5	Angelina, I would have gotten, I would have added more pizzazz to your name, but I can't do it first.
0:22.9	It's too weird to do the...
0:24.3	No, and there's too many syllables.
0:26.0	There's too many...
0:26.4	Plus, it kind of sounded like Tim was about to, like, launch into the NBA and with that introduction, so I'm okay.
0:31.9	We need some, some, like, jock jams going on behind us here.
0:35.9	Logan, can drop some bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb,
0:37.8	bomb,
0:38.4	bomb,
0:39.3	bomb,
0:40.3	bomb,
0:41.1	at six foot two from Atlanta,
0:42.9	Georgia.
0:44.3	Starting a shooting bar.
0:46.3	It's Tim McIntosh.
0:49.0	Man,
0:49.3	before I started reading books,
0:50.7	that was,
0:51.4	that was the dream right there.
0:53.2	That's exactly what I wanted. No, no. Okay, this will shock
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