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... possessed was that imposed upon him by the observer . To Oedipa , he had been a failed " knight of deliverance " ( 11 ) , unable to help her escape from the imprisoning tower of her own consciousness of the ... possess , 26 THE GRIM PHOENIX.
... possessed was that imposed upon him by the observer . To Oedipa , he had been a failed " knight of deliverance " ( 11 ) , unable to help her escape from the imprisoning tower of her own consciousness of the ... possess , 26 THE GRIM PHOENIX.
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... possess , perhaps intu- itively , a sense of the relativity of their own motion through time . The second scientific concept Pynchon incorporates is derived from relativity's impact on the present . The present moment was formerly ...
... possess , perhaps intu- itively , a sense of the relativity of their own motion through time . The second scientific concept Pynchon incorporates is derived from relativity's impact on the present . The present moment was formerly ...
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... possess a kind of warrior - hero charisma , rather than that of just being natural . The counterforce apparently is created during a surrealistic convention of double agents . Pirate Prentice , Katje Borgesius , Sir Stephen Dodson ...
... possess a kind of warrior - hero charisma , rather than that of just being natural . The counterforce apparently is created during a surrealistic convention of double agents . Pirate Prentice , Katje Borgesius , Sir Stephen Dodson ...
Contents
Baedeker Land | 65 |
Death Transfigured | 135 |
In Which Various Things Come Together | 187 |
Copyright | |
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