pynchon-l-digest V2 #1794
calbert at tiac.net
calbert at tiac.net
Tue May 1 15:32:34 CDT 2001
Mr Weaver:
>
> >Please give your examples to counter this
>
> His portrayals of the anti Nazi protests in GR, and of U.S. unionism
> in Vineland alone is sufficient for me. His sympathy with the
> Luddites, the Diggers (old and recent) and that "now everybody" at the
> end of GR. The Counterforce?
But doesn't Katje's band wind up compromising their efforts in a
material way (someone needing to look back less than the twenty
years that have passed since I read the whole ting should be able to
fill this out)?
> Terance you are quite free to interpret the texts solely in terms of
> art and religion. I'm not going to tell you you shouldn't. Please
> refrain from telling us politicos what we should or shouldn't claim.
THen kindly offer any snippets of such "text" as may support your
position. THere has been a tendency among those banging on Jane
and Terrance to insist that the texts DO support such a reading, a
scan of such posts will reveal a dearth of Pynchon, but an awful lot
of "speaking" FOR him.....I'm foursquare behind both J&T on this,
and have and will continue to provide specific textual support of our
shared position.....
Unless, of course, it is an article of dogma or "true faith" - and what
political persuasion is defined by such a term?
Reaganites.
> The road to wisdom is
> very easy to express
> Err and err and err again
> And less and less and less
Piet would have his butt kicked raw by those who have been
subjected to this kind of folly. Not all learnin' springs from stubbed
toes........see how people STEP OVER the threshold and apply it to
your own concept of efficient locomotion.....
love,
cfa
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