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Aubade

A Teacher’s Notebook

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Pages: 222

Published: November 1983

Author: Wallace Fowlie

Wallace Fowlie describes his book as "not as much a memoir-autobiography as Journal of Rehearsals, but a reconstruction of events and thoughts that have formed me. The life of each man: a myth. The effort of each writer: to give meaning to his myth."

In Aubade: A Teacher's Notebook Fowlie writes at length of his life as a teacher at Duke University, his friendships with students and colleagues, his appreciation of movies, plays, travels, friends and books he has enjoyed and that have enhanced his life. This is an account of the life of a dedicated teacher who is also a writer-critic. Fowlie assesses his own sense of identity and the manner in which he transmits the values his studies have for him to his students through major literary texts. Aubade delineates Fowlies discovery, via his students, of the forms of a new culture arising alongside the old, which he integrates into his own intellectual life, broadening its horizons.

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Table Of Contents

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Introduction 3

From the past 11

Duke University 1964-79 39

Other places 123

Homages 163

Recapitulations 187

Index 211

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Paper ISBN: 978-0-8223-0588-0 / Hardcover ISBN: 978-0-8223-0566-8 /

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