… in the Minneapolis Star Tribune notes that the most charitable description of what’s been going on at the clubby University of Minnesota medical school would be “bizarre.”
Monday, June 22, 2009
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Mrs. Bonzo Scores!
The lovely and talented Mrs. Bonzo has written a book that has been published by Yale University Press:
It is available at Amazon (link above).
As I like to tell my friends, if you want to know the relationship of John Stuart Mill to interior design, this is the book to buy.
From a review:
The Cosmopolitan Interior
Liberalism and the British Home (1870 - 1914)
Liberalism and the British Home (1870 - 1914)
It is available at Amazon (link above).
As I like to tell my friends, if you want to know the relationship of John Stuart Mill to interior design, this is the book to buy.
From a review:
“… takes a detailed look at many important issues relating to the Victorian home, including health and sanitation, the contribution of women as taste-makers … through the wave of revulsion that greeted Art Nouveau, to the creation of a new anti-cosmopolitan view of the “British” home. The bibliography … is a testimony to the exhaustive investigations of the author.”
Charlotte Gere, Art Newspaper
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