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: Notes from the (Legal) UndergroundBy Evan Schaeffer
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UMBERTO ECO AT iTUNES U . . . On the way to the office this morning, I listened to Umberto Eco's lecture "How I Write." Anyone who thinks about fictional technique will find it enjoyable, as will fans of Eco's novels. It's available at the "iTunes U" part of the iTunes store. If there's a direct link, I can't find it.
Eco's lecture took place at Emory University, which was responsible for getting it onto iTunes. Last year, Emory stated that its various iTunes lectures have accounted for more than a million downloads.
You can find some contemporaneous notes about Eco's lecture here. They're from Mark Larson, who attended.
Full post as published by Notes from the (Legal) Underground on May 12, 2010 (boomark / email).
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