The Professor At The Breakfast Table - Wendell Holmes, Oliver
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Oliver Wendell Holmes' "The Professor at the Breakfast Table" is a delightful and enlightening collection of writings that offers readers a fascinating glimpse inside the world-famous author and physician's thoughts. Holmes presents his ideas on a variety of subjects via a succession of clever and thought-provoking insights, providing a special fusion of comedy, intelligence, and social criticism. The conversations and observations among the diverse cast of personalities gathering there are revealed to readers when they join Holmes at the breakfast table. Holmes vividly brings to life a cast…mehr

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Oliver Wendell Holmes' "The Professor at the Breakfast Table" is a delightful and enlightening collection of writings that offers readers a fascinating glimpse inside the world-famous author and physician's thoughts. Holmes presents his ideas on a variety of subjects via a succession of clever and thought-provoking insights, providing a special fusion of comedy, intelligence, and social criticism. The conversations and observations among the diverse cast of personalities gathering there are revealed to readers when they join Holmes at the breakfast table. Holmes vividly brings to life a cast of various characters, each with their own unique viewpoints and peculiarities, thanks to his quick wit and great skills of observation. Holmes discusses a broad range of topics, including literature, science, art, religion, and social challenges, in a playful manner as well as with deep philosophical insights. A literary voyage with humor, wisdom, and deep insights is what "The Professor at the Breakfast Table" invites you to experience with Oliver Wendell Holmes. It is more than simply a compilation of articles.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. (1809-1894) was an American physician, writer, and professor of anatomy and physiology at Harvard University. He was a prominent figure in American literature during the 19th century and is known for his contributions to both medicine and literature. Holmes wrote several novels, including "Elsie Venner," which was published in 1861. The book is considered a significant work of American literature and deals with themes such as original sin, the nature of good and evil, and the role of heredity in human behavior. The novel is set in a fictional New England town and tells the story of a young woman named Elsie Venner, who is believed to be the offspring of a union between a human and a rattlesnake. In addition to his literary works, Holmes is also known for his medical writing, particularly his essays on medical topics, which were published in several journals and collections.