Re: cogito air go some

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Yeah, will, but that's an important observation too.  I'm reading the
work on Pynchon for the same series that French wrote his JD Salinger
Revisited work, and postmodernism seems to have viritually become a
religion--dogma, orthodoxy, and intolerance included ;)

Jim

<<I'm sorry for reposting Jim's post but it seems hilarious to me that
J.D.
(hah, Jacques Derrida!) is now someone to be known instead of being
someone who knows how to subvert what is known... yes I'm trying to be
a wise guy here--just laughing and playing out loud,   will>>

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