George Smiley (
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sirenspull2012-05-08 02:06 am
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Open Summer Education courses upcoming at Siren's Pull University (SPU):
German Philosophy & Literature - Tues., Thurs. 12:30 - 2 PM
- A comprehensive course covering the ideas of Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Kierkegaard and the literary works of Goethe, Kafka, and Mann. Lecture style with discussion encouraged.
Early 20th Century Europe - Mon., Wed., Fri. 2 - 2:50 PM
- Study will center most around the World Wars and what led to both of them, as well as their aftermath. Lecture/discussion course. Taught by newcomer professor, George Smiley, who served in WWII.
[As far as anyone will know, Smiley was a soldier, not a spy.]
Questions on these courses can be directed to Professor Smiley at (NV number), and those interested are asked to register at SPU's enrollment office.
[The innocuous announcement is followed several hours later by an anonymous, untraceable text sent only to Newcomer NVs.]
Who do you stand with on this island, and why?
German Philosophy & Literature - Tues., Thurs. 12:30 - 2 PM
- A comprehensive course covering the ideas of Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Kierkegaard and the literary works of Goethe, Kafka, and Mann. Lecture style with discussion encouraged.
Early 20th Century Europe - Mon., Wed., Fri. 2 - 2:50 PM
- Study will center most around the World Wars and what led to both of them, as well as their aftermath. Lecture/discussion course. Taught by newcomer professor, George Smiley, who served in WWII.
[As far as anyone will know, Smiley was a soldier, not a spy.]
Questions on these courses can be directed to Professor Smiley at (NV number), and those interested are asked to register at SPU's enrollment office.
[The innocuous announcement is followed several hours later by an anonymous, untraceable text sent only to Newcomer NVs.]
Who do you stand with on this island, and why?
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[Though the Nazis didn't strike him as philosophical types, Walter felt it best to ask given that the material was German. Just to clarify the instructor's official position.]
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[And that's the most Walter's getting for now.]
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But all of them were organizations specific to his country. This man had yet to give proper identification as to where he was from.]
I lived in London.
[Implying, of course, that he lived in London during The War. But that was up to Smiley to interpret.]
I don't quite have the educational background to take a university class, but I should like to stop by.
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You're free to audit the course if you like.
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What would that require?
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