Very misc related to grace
Markekohut
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Mon Nov 26 18:31:39 CST 2012
Almost absolute disagreement....TRP consciously,creatively gave us his, his visionary meanings of grace.....they relate to anti-Calvinism fer sure.....it is MAJOR in the scenic first use with Lew.....
IT ENDS THE BOOK RESONANTLY. Not lazy and not recycled in that use in AtD.
of course, it folds in many meanings...again, like Shakespeare, Eliot or other great writers
---i am taken With possible uses/meanings etc. that went deep in TRP---I posted a possible Hemingway--grace under pressure--twist recently.
and, yesterday, a Church-going adult cAtholic reminded me of the doctrine of 'state of grace'.
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On Nov 26, 2012, at 6:15 PM, alice wellintown <alicewellintown at gmail.com> wrote:
> Pynchon likes to take on the BIG ideas (Entropy, History, Virginity,
> Gravity...Free Will & Grace) and turn them into pretzil logics or
> force them into Koans that paradoxically turn out to be ironic book of
> the dead (allusive parables) dead ends.
>
> Now, I'm no expert on Grace, or Pynchon, but I suspect that his use of
> Grace is an example of the propensity described above, and
> specifically the paraodoxical BIG idea Grace/Free Will.
>
> Why Pynchon does this or to what end is open to lotz of readings. I
> suspect that he does it because he is lazy; he re-worksd old material
> over and over again.
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