The Anatomy of the Corporate State (The Greening of America 35 Years Later)

[Peter Petto]

Pynchon and Reich are both on our side, and romantic in the way you suggest.

But Pynchon seems more self-aware about his own tendency to folly. Reich (as I recall him from a long way away now) is more likely to be unwittingly pie eyed.

   Peter++



On Jul 9, 2013, at 9:07 AM, alice wellintown <alicewellintown at gmail.com> wrote:

> Was blowin in the wind when P was writing about technology, science, Them, the Corporate State. 
> 
>> Does read, today, as the Skinner analysis explains, like a naive and idealistic screed that sees in the young hope springing eternal, but, isn't this what we read in P, even in his later prose?
> 
> The passage from GR can be, as the various readings but the P-industry prove, read or mis-read as either confirming the critiques of the insidious alliance of science/technic circa 1970 or as ridiculing such critiques. 
> 
> and prior stuff….