The Owl at Dawn [Book Review]

The Owl of Minerva 28 (1):108-113 (1996)
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It is rare to see books whose titles compare them to philosophical masterpieces. In Hollywood, a sequel is most often a calculated, crass attempt to cash in on the financial success of a popular movie. Given this current usage, it is curious to take up the gambit of a sequel in less greed-driven areas of culture. An additional curiosity in the title is the metaphor of the owl as the sun rises, a reversal of the flight of the owl of Minerva. The first question a reader asks is, what sense do the phrases which compose the title make?

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10.5840/owl199628132

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