Mark Kohut markekohut at yahoo.com
Sun Apr 19 13:42:30 CDT 2009


Paul writes:
Prairie is least conflicted perhaps.

Which is part of her failing per the stuff on accepting the binariness of modern life.............




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> On Apr 18, 2009, at 4:25 AM, Richard Ryan wrote:
> 
>> Don't remember who on the list suggested that Prairie was the "true"  protagonist of VL. . .
> 
> Yours truly.
> 
> If any of Pynchon's books show Feminist influences, than this is the  one.

Is Frenesi at leaast a co-protagonist?

She in conflict with Vond as much as Prairie?


      




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