Howards End, Chapters 26-30

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🗓️ 16 February 2018

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Join Angelina, Tim, and David as they continue their conversation about E.M. Forster's novel, Howards End. Topics of conversation include Margaret's response to Henry's past indiscretions, Helen's protection of the Basts, whether Henry is truly repentant, and much more!

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome back to Close Reeds here on the Surce Institute Podcast Network.
0:09.4	I am David Kern and I'm joined as always on Closer Reeds by Angelina Stanford.
0:14.0	Who thinks this book is boring all of a sudden?
0:15.5	And Tim McIntosh, I think it's exciting.
0:19.2	How long you were introducing us? I was thinking there's like a weird fun house mirror effect going on.
0:24.0	And Tim and I are on the other side of the fun house mirror.
0:26.3	And we just cannot see the same reflection ever at any given moment.
0:29.4	Right, right.
0:30.9	Whatever I see is like, yeah, it becomes warped for Angelina and vice versa.
0:37.1	I like the way that you phrase that, that you're the one with the proper perspective and I'm warped.
0:41.7	I have the true enlightenment perspective I see according to science, facts.
0:50.3	Then you are the target audience of the time.
0:52.8	Exactly.
0:53.9	You are exactly who he enforcers is grabbing my the lapels.
0:57.7	If you are for some reason new to this show, then, well, this is a weird episode to start with.
1:02.5	But if you are new to the show, then you know that we, well, then you are discovering that we are here to talk about books, all kinds of books, all things about books, and that
1:12.6	Tim and Angelina are here to represent two opposing viewpoints. Tim in particular is representing,
1:19.6	as always, the anti-romantic, the cold anti-romantic enlightenment viewpoint.
1:27.9	We'll call it the Comrade viewpoint as a reference to last week's reading.
1:31.4	The Comrade viewpoint.
1:33.1	We start calling Tim Comrade.
1:35.9	We are here to talk about Howard's end chapters 26 through 30 because as we learned with Angelina this week, 26 through 30 gives us five chapters.
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