Oxford World Classics

I have multiple Oxford classics
(Divine comedy, Finnegans Wake, Walden, The Koran, old hardcover of Madame Bovary etc.). The new editions are great, very good translations and supplementary material, I buy them if they are available.

>>8353033

I find them a better alternative to the likes of Penguin or Wordworth, at least the spines don't go to shit easily, very sternly built books.

Generally fine.

For philosophy I'd usually go with Hackett tho

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>>8353033

Norton Criticals are better.

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>>8356538

On a related note, since The only modern garnett publications of notes from underground are B&N and Dover, which one should I go for?

>>8356902
matters very little. Dover is quite alright, check if any or both of them have any notes or other material in them, almost always a must.

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>>8356538
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>>8357523

>Heavy breathing.

Damn those new covers are shit.

Thank the great JuJu up the mountain that the contents are still great.