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Dan O'Brien

    November 23, 1947

    This author delves deeply into philosophical concepts, exploring the epistemology of testimony and trust, and examining conceptions of the divine mind. Their work often draws from a profound understanding of philosophical traditions, focusing on key thinkers and their ideas. They aim to illuminate the complexities of human knowledge and the nature of belief through rigorous analysis. Their approach is academic and insightful, inviting readers to contemplate fundamental questions of existence.

    Herbstriten
    Fine Meshwork
    Key West
    • 2020

      Key West

      • 78 pages
      • 3 hours of reading
      4.6(10)Add rating

      Set against the backdrop of a rainy Key West, this story unfolds as Brigid enters Niall O'Neill's pub, initially in search of her lost keys. As their interaction deepens, it becomes evident that Brigid is on a quest for something far more profound. The narrative weaves together stories and secrets, exploring the delicate balance between past and present, as well as the interplay between reality and the shadows of memory.

      Key West
    • 2020

      Fine Meshwork

      Philip Roth, Edna O'Brien, and Jewish-Irish Literature

      • 292 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      The interview highlights Philip Roth's admiration for Edna O'Brien's writing, describing it as intricately detailed and emotionally resonant. The term "fine meshwork" not only reflects her literary style but also emphasizes the connections between her work and that of other authors, particularly Roth. This exploration of shared themes of longing, pain, and remorse showcases O'Brien's ability to weave complex narratives that resonate deeply with readers.

      Fine Meshwork
    • 1992

      Herbstriten

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Als in Amerika vor Jahren das Insektengift DDT zum Einsatz kam, um die Ernteerträge zu steigern, wurde nicht bedacht, daß die Tierwelt darunter leiden würde. Viele Arten, auch der Wanderfalke, starben fast aus. Dan O'Brian, der sich als Biologe für die Rettung von bedrohten Tierarten einsetzt, berichtet in seinem Buch, wie er mit einem Jungfalken, den er eines Tages der Wildnis zurückgeben will, durch den Westen Amerikas zieht. Seine Reise führt ihn von den Rocky Mountains im Norden Montanas, wo die wilden Falken früher ihren Herbstzug begannen, bis an die Küste von Texas.

      Herbstriten