antw. Re: antw. Whither the P-List?

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mryc2093:

<<The reason for this is that mr. Adams has influenced mr. Pynchon 
philosophically,

and that's it.  Such a reading would not be interesting for those who want to 
discuss other aspects of mr. Pynchon's works: literary devices, ethics & 
politics, jokes & puns, tracing quotes and references, American history, 
literary theory, sciences, . . .>>

Adams was a wonderful writer, usually considered America's foremost historian 
and "The Education" one of the great books of American literature, of which  
you seem unaware.