Weapon-mention as political statement?
Robin Landseadel
robinlandseadel at comcast.net
Thu Dec 11 09:44:19 CST 2008
f ) It's worth remembering the context of "Sick" or "Black" humor in the
60's/70's with the rise of Lenny Bruce along with Pynchon. That's
somebody who could really play with those Jewish stereotypes.
On Dec 11, 2008, at 7:35 AM, Michael Bailey wrote:
> e) The Jew as a figure of fun wasn't unique to Pynchon. Early Philip
> Roth has a lot of passages, eg, that eclipse this one in terms of
> playing with Jewish stereotypes.
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