A list of books Daria Morgendorffer either read or talked about on MTV's Daria.
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list created June 13th, 2011
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Phillip wrote: "*gasp* this list is truly fantastic. But when did she read or mention Blood Meridian, I must know."
She reads it at the Camp Grizzly reunion!
http://www.dariawiki.org/wiki/index.p...
She reads it at the Camp Grizzly reunion!
http://www.dariawiki.org/wiki/index.p...
Hdyk wrote: "In 'Of Human Bonding' she was reading Babbitt (at the start)"
added, thanks!
added, thanks!
Also in the episode Big House Daria is reading the Brothers Karamazov and offers Quinn a copy of the Iliad! And if I may mention, thanks a bunch for the list! It's great!
Kevin wrote: "Also in the episode Big House Daria is reading the Brothers Karamazov and offers Quinn a copy of the Iliad! And if I may mention, thanks a bunch for the list! It's great!"
Just added it--thanks!
Just added it--thanks!
Hello, I've spotted some other books she is seen reading:Series 5 ep 8 "One J at a Time"
Death in Venice by Thomas Mann
Series 5 ep 10 "Aunt Nauseam"
Our American Cousin by Tom Taylor an 1858 play
and the last episode "Boxing Daria"
Angle of Repose by Wallace Stegner.
Cool list :)
Troy Dyer wrote: "Hello, I've spotted some other books she is seen reading:
Series 5 ep 8 "One J at a Time"
Death in Venice by Thomas Mann
Series 5 ep 10 "Aunt Nauseam"
Our American Cousin by Tom Taylor an 1858 pl..."
I just added them to the list. Thanks!
Series 5 ep 8 "One J at a Time"
Death in Venice by Thomas Mann
Series 5 ep 10 "Aunt Nauseam"
Our American Cousin by Tom Taylor an 1858 pl..."
I just added them to the list. Thanks!
Hello! Great list - good thinking. I've been following it as I watch the series. One thing I noticed ...
A boy in Mr O'Neill's class was reading The Bell Jar in episode 'The F Word'. After seeing the book, and a girl drawing a coffin, and Brittany crying, Jane and Daria make a few comments about the class being down. A little oblique perhaps, but anyway, up to you! Watch the scene to get what I mean. :)
Bronte wrote: "Hello! Great list - good thinking. I've been following it as I watch the series.
One thing I noticed ...
A boy in Mr O'Neill's class was reading The Bell Jar in episode 'The F Word'. After seein..."
Yes, I definitely recall that scene, so I added The Bell Jar to the list. Thanks!
One thing I noticed ...
A boy in Mr O'Neill's class was reading The Bell Jar in episode 'The F Word'. After seein..."
Yes, I definitely recall that scene, so I added The Bell Jar to the list. Thanks!
Daria is reading The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn in the episode "It Happened One Nut." This is while she's working at the It's a Nutty Nutty Nutty World stand in the mall.
Terry wrote: "Daria is reading The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn in the episode "It Happened One Nut." This is while she's working at the It's a Nutty Nutty Nutty World stand in the mall."
added, thanks!
added, thanks!
Nina wrote: "Thanks for the list.
Just to let you know that Sons and Lovers are on there twice :)"
fixed, thanks!
Just to let you know that Sons and Lovers are on there twice :)"
fixed, thanks!
I spotted Rule of the Bone (at least, I'm pretty sure that's what it said) in season 2, episode 11 "See Jane Run".Also, they discuss The Prince and the Pauper in Mr. O'Neill's class in "Through a Lens Darkly".
In season two episode seven , the new kid, Daria's quasi-love interest Ted Dewitt-Clinton talks about Orpheus in the Underworld by Ovid and mentions a medieval manuscript on swordplay from the 11th-century. No historical manuscript on swordplay dates from that period . The earliest one is Fechtbücher Royal Armouries Ms. I.33, "The tower manuscript" its from 13th Century. it's my belief that this is the one to which Ted refers to during the arcade.
How is Henery and Glenn Forever on the list when it was not published until after the show as off the air?
Quinn was reading "thrombocytopenia complications after stent placement coronary artery and angioplasty" in one episode, not sure if it's an actual book though!Das Kapital was also read by Daria's dad in Sappy Anniversary
What bout The Old Man and the Sea?Ms. Janet Barch read Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women in paintball episode..
Doug wrote: "How is Henery and Glenn Forever on the list when it was not published until after the show as off the air?"I removed this from the list.
Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women by Susan Faludi, read by Mrs. Barch on the camping episode of the first season and John Gardner's On Moral Fiction in Write Where it Hurts, not sure if they're here
Fantastic! Love Daria's taste, however, someone should tell her that in Latin America we also do literature.
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i added it, thanks!