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[bzarcher]

Well, despite feeling like boiled ass this morning, I got up and went to all the classes, and I think it actualy helped.

What's wierd is, tho, I have -nothing- I need to do tonight.

No I.S.
No reading.
No papers.
No studying.

Tonight through Saturday, when I intend to start studying for my only mid-term exam, I have nothing I need to do except work tomorrow morning, and perhaps going to the store Friday afternoon, and picking up my newest set of revision comments.

It's so wierd.

This isn't supposed to happen, y'know?

Comments

[glitterkiss42.livejournal.com]

Are there two different Machiavelli's? I.e. how do we explain the differences between The Prince and The Discourses or is there a difference?

Do this is in 3 pages or less....that's what's getting me right now. Trying to be concise on this topic is a little hard.

Of course, there's also the fact that I'm fairly horrible at writing papers as well.

[bzarcher.livejournal.com]

I hear you.

Easy version: The Prince is Machiavelli trying to get -paid-.

[glitterkiss42.livejournal.com]

I'm trying to go with the tack that there actually isn't that much of a difference. Machiavelli uses many of the same assumptions in both works and what not.

I'm beginning to believe that I should mark passages as I go when I read...but I hate marking up books. I usually, physically, cannot do it. I cannot underline a section. I wince when I have to read used books that have been underlined. But, goddamnit, it would be nice.