My Commonplace Book

seats of arguments or pigeonholes of the mind

About

Commonplacing is the act of selecting important phrases, lines, and/or passages from texts and writing them down; the commonplace book is the notebook in which a reader has collected quotations from works s/he has read. Commonplace books can also include comments and notes from the reader; they are frequently indexed so that the reader can classify important themes and locate quotations related to particular topics or authors.

This commonplace book is a collection of quotes that I come across while reading. I blog at Intertextuality. These commonplacing quotes were retrieved from the books I read over the past few years.

You can view this year’s list here. The list for earlier years are at 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, and 2004.

Written by Jax

September 27, 2005 at 12:18 pm