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anti, I sure haven't. The problem is that the five books you see above are all work reading: I'm teaching from that macro textbook, reviewing Madison and Jefferson, using Pareto and Smith in my current research project, and I've just pledged myself to study Italian each day until I've mastered it.
Good afternoon, Dr. C.
ReplyDeleteAre you done with Aquinas? I was looking forward to your liveblog. I have the book, but have not made much progress on it.
anti, I sure haven't. The problem is that the five books you see above are all work reading: I'm teaching from that macro textbook, reviewing Madison and Jefferson, using Pareto and Smith in my current research project, and I've just pledged myself to study Italian each day until I've mastered it.
ReplyDeleteSo I have had to put Aquinas down for the moment.
Slacker. :)
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