Re: Salinger and Buddhism as promised

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<<Some very conventional appearing texts may be entirely revolutionary. 
I'm
saying Salinger doesn't need to resort to "tricks" for there to be a
contradictory meaning in his text. --Curtis>>

That was exactly what I was saying, actually, and my post was not written
to either agree or disagree with you.  Actually, NO ONE needs to resort
to any "tricks" for contradictory meanings to be present in a text,
because that is the very nature of text itself... 

I'd just like to see someone with a monopoly on reading my post :)

Jim

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