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"The Great Books" Book Club
Politics by Aristotle
Tuesday, July 9, 7:00 PM

Modern political theory owes a great debt to Aristotle, and many believe his thoughts and writings on governance form the basis of western democracy. Gary Hunt of Iconoclast Bookstore will lead this month's discussion of Aristotle's Politics.

Bookclub discussions are held the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM and are open to all.

• Aristotle--Overview Background information on Aristotle from the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy at the University of Tennessee at Martin.
• Politics by Aristotle Full text of Benjamin Jowett's translation available for download by section or in its entirety from the Internet Classics Archive at MIT.
• Political Theory in a Nutshell: Aristotle An uncommonly clear and concise understanding of Aristotle (and others) from Gregory Berry, Professor at the Howard University School of Law.

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The Curve of the World
Marcus Stevens
Thursday, July 11, 7:00 pm

Marcus Stevens, widely traveled in Africa, has drawn on the turmoil of the Dark Continent to craft his new novel, The Curve of the World. Weaving the drama of a rebel kidnapping with the adventure of wilderness survival, Stevens has produced a suspense filled, psychological thriller.

Join Marcus Stevens as he discusses his experiences and new book, one of the Top Ten vote getters on the Booksense 76, the best books as recommended by the independent booksellers of America.

• The Curve of the World Synopses, reviews, and excerpts from Powell's Books.
• All the Current Congo News Political and social news from the Democratic Republic of Congo from Newstrove.com.
• Megatransect: 1200 miles of untamed Africa Biologist Michael Fay and his expedition of African scientists, technicians, guides, and porters documented the incredible diversity of the last uncivilized expanse of rainforest in the Congo Basin.

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Kids' Events
Free and Open to All

July is a busy time in the Children's Library with lots of events especially for kids:

• Smokey Bear comes for Story Hour - Wednesday, July 17 - 10:00 am
  Place: Children's Room at the Library

• Summer Luau with Food, Fun & Games- Tuesday, July 23 - 4:00 pm
  Featuring the play "Over the Bridge" by The Shining Stars
  Place: Little Park across from Ketchum Fire Dept.

• Tom McCormack - Storyteller - Monday, July 29 - 11:00 am
  Featuring Native American Stories & Lore
  Place: Library lecture room

• Paver Brick Raffle - Free entry with every visit to Library
  Get your name on a paver brick in the entrance to the Children's Room
  For infants through high school ages - drawing August 6

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Hemingway Birthday Lecture

Ernest Hemingway in Idaho
Chris Millspaugh
Wednesday, July 17, 7:00 pm

Chris Millspaugh, Regional History Librarian for The Community Library, will present this year's Ernest Hemingway Birthday Lecture. Hemingway lived life to the fullest in Idaho, hunting and fishing with friends, and enjoying the company of other celebrities in Ketchum and Sun Valley.

In his multimedia presentation, Chris Millspaugh will present more than 100 photographs from the Regional History Department collection, including some never before displayed.

Related Links:

• Regional History Department The Regional History Department contains a wealth of information on the history of Ketchum, Sun Valley, and the surrounding area, including print material, photographs, and other items related to Ernest Hemingway and his life in the Ketchum area.

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