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{{GR PbP Text}} ...no names we know, it seems. See a "progressive ''knotting into''", 3.26 in GR.

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{{GR PbP Text}} ...Sax Rohmer's "Fu Manchu" thrillers, which are referenced repeatedly in <i>GR</i>. Perhaps this implies, that though not immediately placeable, Pirate ha

{{GR PbP Text}} A palimpsest is a manuscript, usually parchment or vellum, from which the text has been scraped off and which can be used again. Over time the earlier wri

{{GR PbP Text}} ...rse of Modern Analysis.</i> Weisenburger notwithstanding, it is a calculus text with only incidental appearance of a few statistical functions.(Read the wh

{{GR PbP Text}} ...ican-Americans began to migrate from the South after WWI. While writing <i>GR</i>, Pynchon would certainly have been aware of rioting there at the time o

{{GR PbP Text}} ...on.com/gravitys-rainbow/extra/german.html ThomasPynchon.com] for lots of ''GR'' translations.

{{GR PbP Text}} ...1944 (although it was "invented" in 1939, as Pynchon refers to earlier in GR), and its popularity began to grow beyond Harlem in the summer of 1945. "Or

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{{GR PbP Text}} In context in GR there are various possible meanings:

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{{GR PbP Text}} ...suggests a more fitting acronym of ''White Anglo-Saxon Protestants''. The text here compares Herero beliefs to the beliefs of Slothrop's Protestant ancest

{{GR PbP Text}} ...he idea of the DNA double helix comes from, but it is not supported by the text. If the tunnels resembled a helix, a better metaphor would be a spiral sta

{{GR PbP Text}} ...ly the Third Reich. "Thantatz" should be spelled "Thanatz", as it is in ''GR'' (taken from the Greek word for death). "Von" in this case means "of" or "

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{{GR PbP Text}} ...contained yellow and black. His name should be two words, not one as in ''GR''.

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{{GR PbP Text}} ...w tree, thus dispersing the yew seed undamaged. The yew, mentioned in the text, is the tree of death. All parts of the tree, including the seed but not th

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{{GR PbP Text}} ...and Slothrop are almost a pastiche of the Alice stories. By 1973, when ''GR'' appeared, "acid" and Alice were of course linked forever in the popular c

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{{GR PbP Text}} When discussing GR, the writer Alan Moore recalled this sequence as "the whole point of the no

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{{GR PbP Text}} ...k" Smith. (This is not correct - he edited "V" and "Lot49", and "acquired" GR for Viking according to his obituary [[http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/24/bo

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