Review Sources
Please bring one review to class; feel free to find one on your own. Professional criticism please, not a hobbyist.
Literary
The Atlantic
NY Times Book Review -- may need a FREE subscription (you'll want one at some point in your life!)
Harper's -- this link isn't right to the reviews, you'll need to find them yourself
New Yorker -- film, fashion, art, books, theatre, lots and lots
London Review of Books
Music
Rolling Stone
Latin American Music Review
Art
Guardian Unlimited
San Francisco Chronicle
New Art Examiner -- uploaded privately by artist
Sculpture Review
Theatre
NY Times (note subscription comment above)
Barter Theatre
Biblical
My father reviews Bible translations and editions professionally. Although the journal he works for (Bible Editions and Translations) isn't published online, someone uploaded one of his reviews here. It's down a little ways. . .Notice how clearly he defines that standard against which he is evaluating the work (it's in bold).
posted by erdecker @ 1:38 PM
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1 Comments:
Wow! Thank you mr. decker! I just read a large portion of the
Bible translation link and I found it extreamly interesting! In every form of literature fiction and non-fiction you find criticism! This link came close to home in refrencing church doctrine, one of the main reasons for the great struggle between different branches of christianity is the ability to agreee on interpretation of translation. This little piece can give someone who doesnt know alot about the Bible an intresting and objective view into how some translations can be judged. Very cool.
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