My Bildung series doesn’t seem to be extremely popular, but Jonathan says he likes it in spite of the nightmares I’ve been having about him and I enjoy writing these posts, so the series will continue.

8 responses to “Bildung Must Go On”

  1. xykademiqz Avatar

    I love the Bildung series!
    I am sure I am not alone, it’s just that people are reading but perhaps not commenting.

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  2. Stille (@aperfectbalance) Avatar

    Most of the series only appeared on the blog now. And please, please continue it, it’s highly interesting and very very funny!

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  3. Crystallizing Chaos Avatar
    Crystallizing Chaos

    I like the Bildung series too! Keep writing!

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  4. twicerandomly Avatar

    No, no, I like this series. I checked your blog in the morning and there was nothing new, and now there are six new posts! You are expecting instant gratification!

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  5. anon Avatar
    anon

    I like it too! I just don’t have anything interesting to say about them…

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  6. Rose Avatar
    Rose

    What a great series. Shows you reading books, but also part of intellectual communities, and changing as a person and thinker. (Sorry to say it but Jonathan’s does not.)

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  7. Good Enough Professor Avatar

    I suspect that, like many, I’m reading avidly but not commenting. I find your posts about life in Ukraine and the FSU (and as an expat) some of the most interesting things you write, but if I commented, it would be the same comment over and over again: “Wow! The world is even bigger than I thought.”

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  8. Jonathan Mayhew Avatar
    Jonathan Mayhew

    I don’t think I really did change. At least I didn’t experience my development that way.

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