Rupert Sheldrake : morphogenetic resonance

[Mark Kohut]

Joseph Tracy wrote:
> Gould just has

Michael Bailey writes:
had...I guess...unless we are speaking of the eternal life of
authorship, a place like Candlebrow...."Sometimes they brought their
obituary clippings with them, to share chucklingly with colleagues."
(AtD 410)
 
Speaking of "the eternal life of authorship", there is this tidbit in 
Against The Day if you don't remember it: 
"as Hamlet is always saying"........reminding us of TRP using this phrasing
in his review of Love in the Time of Cholera....."as Ian & Sylvia are always 
saying"..............
 
Notice TRP gives the extant words/works an eternal presence........but,
as Michael reminds,makes fine fun of self-obsessed academics...........
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