Response below:
Scottie Bowman wrote:
>
>
> If 1), I really cannot understand how one reading (the writer's) can
> fail to take precedence over all others - even if it were no more than
> an attempt to provoke & perplex those same readers.
>
> Scottie B.
>
Scottie -- it's one thing to say one reading _should_ take precedence
over all others, another to show me that one reading and how it really
does take precedence. The proof of the pudding. You know the phrase.
Point is it can't happen, especially in Kafka's case.
Jim
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