[At Oxford] one can be, simultaneously, brilliant and unreasonable, speculative and well-informed, creative as well as critical, and write with all the passion of youth about the truths which belong to the august serenity of old age.
Friday, 29 October 2010
The Ideal Curriculum for the Ideal Student
From Daniel Mendelsohn on Oscar Wilde, in NYRB:
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