Ellipsis (was grgr (34): "now everybody---")
Lorentzen / Nicklaus
lorentzen-nicklaus at t-online.de
Fri Aug 25 06:58:13 CDT 2000
MalignD at aol.com schrieb:
> The use of ellipses as a recurrent punctuation probably reached it's apogee
> in the novels of Celine who finds more uses for them then the the two
> described above.
céline's use of ellipses as a recurrent punctation was essentially inspired
by riding the subway (- the paris metro, that was). roaring urban
dispersal ...
kfl
ps: that subway-riding is still aesthetically inspiring, can be seen in some
hiphop videos. recently, for example, in "da draußen" by "fettes brot".
> Pynchon in GR, it seems to me, uses them similarly for a variety of purposes;
> there is some body of literature on P's use of various punctuations and
> typefaces, most notably the recurrent movie sprockets (if that's what they in
> fact are).
More information about the Pynchon-l
mailing list