snarf writes: "On the other hand I don't completely agree with Daniel and
Jim: Holden is always Holden despite being read in good and even on quite
bad translations. The character always find its way through."
So, Holden is an incorruptable substance? A Platonic ideal manifested with
tweaks and nuances in English or in Spanish? Would this make Salinger's
Holden itself only one instance of an immutable ur-Holden? Phenomenon vs.
noumenon? Or is Salinger's Holden the thing-in-itself?
Matt
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