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[Mark Kohut]

In my Roth Lifelong Learning class we are reading two of Roth's fifties
novels--finished one, *When She Was Good *and are now on
another *Letting Go---*and all seem to agree that Philip captured this
remark of Tom's about the fifties pretty well in these books....
the sense of social solidification is a theme.

and everyone seemed to agree with
Tom's remark when I brought it to the class....

The sixties brought not only change but *the feeling of change. *

On Fri, Mar 10, 2023 at 1:45 AM Michael Bailey <michael.lee.bailey at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Then there’s a brief characterization of the ‘50s as a time when the
> consensus was that things would continue without significant change.
>
> He mentions that he did consciously intend to infuse a “Beat”ish mentality
> with “secondhand science,” which is still a good idea.
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