GR, domination and freedom

[Michael Alan]

Congratulations on managing to reach page 13, though for the sake of
yourselves, I mean your braincells, your brainselves, I hope you do not
reach page 26.

Your intuition was right, that sentence you quoted means nothing.  I'm
going to assume that the two writers (it took two brains to write that
sentence!) were being serious by the sentence, and thus everything else
they write.  In which case I can most assuredly assure, there is nothing
more ridiculous to the human species than those "literary" "critics" who
take themselves seriously.  I'd love to go up to one and just pat him or
her on the head.  "Aw. Cute."


On Fri, Jul 18, 2014 at 8:59 AM, Elisabeth Romberg <eromberg at mac.com> wrote:

> Anyone else reading or have read the book by Herman and Weisenburger? Or
> might be able to help anyway?
>
> There is a sentence on page 13 that I have difficulties following (near
> the top):
>
> "Certainly the ceaseless, ever-morphing needs of a corporatized
> military-industrial management and production regime also shadow this great
> novel from beginning to end - an alternate mimetic reason for the rhetoric
> of superaddition"
>
> It is the second half of the sentence I don't understand the meaning of.
> In particular the word superaddition and what it means in the context of
> the sentence.
>
>
> Elisabeth
>
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