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—Ulysses! that whole business again, well it's not true it's bullshit I did not read it I'm telling you I did not read the damn thing I did not . . . In that cramped interval between his fingers' faltering insistence and the floor's mute expectancy, the cylindrical burden already half‑forgotten as an object and remembered only as the fleeting damp it had impressed upon his palm described its reluctant descent, a kind of minor abdication enacted with all the misplaced ceremony of something that had never belonged to his grasp in the first place. —Oh hi Anon.
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>>25044548
>In that cramped interval between his fingers' faltering insistence and the floor's mute expectancy, the cylindrical burden already half‑forgotten as an object and remembered only as the fleeting damp it had impressed upon his palm described its reluctant descent, a kind of minor abdication enacted with all the misplaced ceremony of something that had never belonged to his grasp in the first place.
Kek spot on
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>Can you discuss literature or just gossip like a teenage girl?
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>be Gaddis
>write 1000 page book on authenticity, creativity, art and life
>retards spend the next the next 70 years ironically proving they completely missed the point in the most hilarious way possible
>can't call them out on it
>would ruin the fun of people who havn't read it yet
>not like it would change anything anyways, retards be retarded after all
>what do?
>need to retard proof next book
>1000 pages of unattributed dialogue should do the job
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>>25056633
I am not sure what you are getting at? you mean half from an analytical standpoint in that combined with Wyatt he provides a full perspective?
Otto is one of my favorite characters, few make me laugh like Otto makes me laugh.
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>>25054975
No one can say what exactly blud was doing traveling all over Mexico, Europe, Africa and South America during the cold war after getting "kicked out" of Harvard, or what his PR/documentary work for the US Army and some of the biggest American corporations entailed. Some, however, may speculate that the guy working in South America for the CIA's notorious United Fruit in TR was based on his own experiences thoughbeit
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So what's with this supposed connection between Gaddis and Joyce? I read Ulysses years ago, so it's not top of mind, but I did just finish J R and I don't see the resemblance. Is there a clearer influence on The Recognitions? (I haven't read anything else of Gaddis at this point.) Or is it just something like "Joyce wrote an unconventional, big, difficult novel. Gaddis did too. Therefore, Gaddis is really just regurgitating Joyce."? I just listened to an interview of Steven Moore and this topic came up. What's the deal?
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