“For my Oxford degree, I had to translate French and German philosophy (as it turned out, Descartes and Kant) at sight without a dictionary. That meant Germany for my first summer vacation, to learn the thorny language on my own.”
Quote by Paul Engle
Work
A Lucky American Childhood
This work serves as a nostalgic memoir that captures the essence of a fortunate youth spent in America. It explores the societal norms, family life, and community dynamics that contributed to a deeply appreciated upbringing. Through a series of personal anecdotes and observations, the narrative conveys a sense of gratitude for the safety, freedom, and formative opportunities provided during the era, painting a vivid picture of everyday life and personal development in a bygone time. more
Author
Paul Engle
Paul Engle was an American poet, born on October 12, 1908, and passed away on March 22, 1991. He was one of the significant figures in American poetry during the 20th century, known for his unique poetic style and extensive creative achievements. more
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