by Finding Literature
New episodes every week. Finding the lit is about rediscovering the joy of reading books with curiosity and fun combined. Each episode goes through a key work of in the canon of literary history, with literary close readings and jokes thrown along the way. Join Adrian and Nathan on Finding the Lit: taking the serious topic of literature with a grain of salt. We learn, we laugh, but most importantly: we're Finding the Lit.
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June 13, 2025
Professor Anthony David Vernon discusses Dr. Seuss's "The Lorax" with hosts Nathan and Adrian, exploring themes of hyperconsumerism and environmental consciousness in this interview episode.
May 4, 2025
<p>We carry on with Chapter 3, addressing how the animals learn language, history as a broken wheel that keeps turning and some background insight from Orwell's 1984. </p><p><br></p><p>Timestamps: </p><p>00:00-Introduction</p><p>06:00-Chapter reading begins</p><p>20:08-Discussion of Chapter 3</p><p>23:59-Animal Farm in the context of religious fundamentalism</p><p>37:18-Political control of language and the workplace</p><p>47:39-George Orwell's 1984 and connections to Animal Farm</p><p>51:01-Closing thoughts</p>
April 22, 2025
<p>A continuation of our commentary and reading of George Orwell's Animal Farm</p><p><br /></p><p>Timestamps00:00-Introduction03:00-Chapter 2 begins10:00-Brief discussion on Chapter 2 so far15:28-Chapter 2 continues24:35-Discussion of Chapter 2 - Religion30:54-Literary analysis of Chapter 232:44-Our personal stories growing up reading Animal Farm47:45-Animal Farm & Political Philosophy54:38-Closing thoughts</p>
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Finding the lit is about rediscovering the joy of reading books with curiosity and fun combined. Each episode goes through a key work of in the canon of literary history, with literary close readings and jokes thrown along the way.
Join Adrian and Nathan on Finding the Lit: taking the serious topic of literature with a grain of salt. We learn, we laugh, but most importantly: we're Finding the Lit.
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