Subject: Re: Met-Tim-Sigh-Cosies
From: Matt Kozusko (mkozusko@parallel.park.uga.edu)
Date: Mon Jul 24 2000 - 11:01:54 GMT
As you can see, Cecilia, you're not likely to run into Scottie out at
Sandymount, pondering the cracked looking-glass of a servant and clawing
the moist stones at the foot of the martello tower. But I've faced him
down on _Ulysses_ and, though I gave up considerable ground myself, he's
not so fierce about it in the end.
I can't believe that Salinger had any special fondness for _Ulysses_,
however. I suppose he chuckled regularly through "Cyclops," but then
it's certain that "the ineluctable modality of the visual" positively
turned his stomach. Hard to believe that Holden Caulfield could
tolerate a chump like Stephen Dedalus. The soaring artist of the
yonger, charming _Portrait_, perhaps, but never the bullock-befriending
bard of the post-mythic _Ulysses_.
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