Notes on Hats

On hats and their symbolism: From Dictionary of Symbols: Hat According to Jung, the hat, since it covers the head, generally takes on the significance of what goes on inside it: thought. He recalls the German saying ‘to put all ideas under one hat’, and mentions that in Meyrink’s novel The Golem, the protagonist thinks the thoughts and undergoes the experiences of another man whose hat he has put on by mistake (32). Jung also points out that, since the hat is the ‘crown’ and summit of an...

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Underwater Balloon Gardens

Underwater Balloon GardensSourceURL: http://www.technovelgy.com/ct/Science-Fiction-News.asp?NewsNum=4565           Underwater Balloon Gardens Not really a prediction, but I can't resist this story about growing strawberries in a really hostile environment. (Underwater Balloon Gardens) This is a snapshot of life at one of the world's strangest farms. In the e...

Frank Lloyd Wright - and other TLS clips - JAN 2020

Jabberwocky Thrust - fiction

Jabberwocky Thrust Maxwell Grant CHAPTER I "OH MY ears and whiskers, how late it's getting!" the White Rabbit said as he hurried down the long hallway. Alice watched him with a puzzled frown on her young, lovely face. From where she was standing she could see the White Knight out in the center of the big room. The White Knight moved his horse-shaped helmet a bit. The Duchess, holding a piglet under her arm, stomped down the center of the room. The man dressed in newspapers walked towa...

No country for old whales - TLS 17 JAN 2020

I’m Fed Up! - A rebellious new translation of the book of Job - Bookforum Magazine

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Compare Islam and Zoroastrianism - ReligionFacts

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Notable KD acronyms from 114 as 11 and 4 - hence KD - hence KD vs AAD in CRM-114

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Dinner and a Movie: Analyzing Food and Film: Food, Culture & Society: Vol 9, No 1

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Robert Lowell’s Tainted Love | The New Republic

CloseLatestPoliticsCultureMagazineClimateBooksPhotographyNewsletterSubscribeDonateAboutAdvertiseContactFAQPressJobsRSSMastheadPrivacySubscriber ServicesMenuMagazineSubscribeLove, ActuallyRobert Lowell adored intelligent women and treated them terribly.By Michelle DeanFebruary 4, 2016Add to PocketSubscribeRobert Lowell and Elizabeth Hardwick with their newborn daughter Harriet in Boston, January 24, 1957.Alfred Eisenstaedt/The Life Picture Collection/GettyRobert Lowell had been dead seven year...

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Intertextuality - Examples and Definition of Intertextuality

Search for:Literary DevicesDefinition and Examples of Literary TermsMain menuSkip to contentFull List of Literary DevicesGrammatical TermsPoem AnalysisBook Literary AnalysisPhrase AnalysisEssay WritingWhat are Literary DevicesCitationIntertextualityDefinition of IntertextualityIntertextuality is a sophisticated literary device making use of a textual reference within some body of text, which reflects again the text used as a reference. Instead of employing referential phrases from different l...

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Donald Barthelme - Rebecca

Rebecca by Donald Barthelme Rebecca Lizard was trying to change her ugly, reptilian, thoroughly unacceptable last name. "Lizard," said the judge. "Lizard, Lizard, Lizard, Lizard. There's nothing wrong with it if you say it enough times. You can't clutter up the court's calendar with trivial little minor irritations. And there have been far too many people changing their names lately. Changing your name countervails the best interest of the telephone comany, the electri...

SimpC FEARING THE ZOHAR Kabbalah

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Giuliani as Jules Winnfield

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Bird as bard

Could birds in English literature be a reference to poets and playwrights? More ancient languages would suggest a different but not opposite meaning. Birds are often symbolic of the female psyche, and the virtual function of females in the storyworld as potential powerful diplomats. Birds can carry and deliver informed messages (sometimes literally on paper) without causing a direct threat. (Hitchcock's The Birds being one exception) or angelic spy -- a neither necessarily friendly nor nece...

Pulp Fiction metaphor for Holland

Is Mia's visiting Amsterdam a metaphorical expression of going to Los Angeles? The real world one I mean. Mia allows herself to go into her self-exploration mode in the opposite way that we do in the real world. Our entertainment retreat - the film world - becomes Mia's and Vincent's work world -- their real world is in the story. But for us it's the reverse: we go to work and live our dramatic lives, while Mia visits her dream world (our real world) as Uma Thurman. is Holland: HAL landHO...

Radiance (Literature) - TV Tropes

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Wisdom of being Nobody

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