GR >UlyssesFight me, faggot.
You know you're a literary man when you're able to recognize an author by his hairline, haha
>>7869916
how about this fella over here?
>>7869961
This fella right 'ere...?
Too soon to say bud. We'll see in fifty years how the criticisms compare.
>>7870044
Can't think for yourself yet? Quine was right about the sub-doctoral mind... Jesus Fuck, at least pretend to be part of the intelligentsia.
>>7869791
and V > GR
>>7870067
In a lot of ways, yeah. But GR is really V2.
Based on reading the first 10 or so pages of both
Ulysses > GR
>>7869791
OP is an airhead.
>>7870126
You proved me wrong. My house of cards—!
>>7870122
Yeesh...
>>7870122
Fair nuff, but based on the rest?
>>7869791
>he fell for the pynchon meme
laughing-girls.jpg
Aren't they like pretty much opposites? Ulysses is all about seeing the details of daily, personal life while Gravity's Rainbow is all about trying to form a larger picture of the things that affect people and society; isolation vs. linking of facts if you would.
>>7870053
>your opinion over that of Lacan, Derrida, Eco, or Beckett
pls
>>7870085
V2
V2 rocket
Just read v and started GR
I'm excited. But I hope you are wrong about Gr being worse
>>7870503
>he fell for the reactionary meme
The ultimate in pleb fashion
>>7870595
He is wrong don't worry. GR is far better than V and this is coming from someone who loved V.