Re: dulce decorum

2000-09-13 Thread JKSCHW
Dulce ET Decorum est pro patria mori.

Re: Re: dulce decorum

2000-09-13 Thread Brad DeLong
Dulce ET Decorum est pro patria mori. touche...

Re: Re: dulce decorum

2000-09-13 Thread Jim Devine
At 10:04 AM 9/13/00 -0400, you wrote: Dulce ET Decorum est pro patria mori. I know: I was trying to say "sweet decorum," though perhaps Justin will want to reenact the scene from "Monty Python's Life of Brian," in which the Roman guard lectures Brian on the poor Latin grammar of his anti-Roman

dulce decorum all that

2000-09-13 Thread Jim Devine
[corrected version] Justin wrote: Dulce ET Decorum est pro patria mori. I know: I was trying to say "sweet decorum," though perhaps Justin will want to reenact the scene from "Monty Python's Life of Brian," in which the Roman guard lectures Brian on the poor Latin grammar of his anti-Roman

Re: Re: Re: dulce decorum

2000-09-13 Thread Carrol Cox
makes clear that Jim really meant dulce decorum not dulce et decorum; just as applied to Keats's sonnet on Homer it makes clear that Keats knew Balboa not Cortez discovered the Paciific, and still meant Cortez not Balboa. That is, the sonnet is structured around the analogy Chapman is to Homer

Re: dulce decorum

2000-09-13 Thread Charles Brown
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/13/00 12:13AM Of course, it's quite possible that new kinds of internationalist opposition movements are brewing... CB: I probably have e-mail list saturation amnesia, but has the economy of Venezuela 2000 been discussed here much ?

Re: Re: dulce decorum

2000-09-13 Thread Jim Devine
I wrote: You should read more carefully. I wasn't saying that you should be filtered, Saith Brad: You need to write more carefully. You were: Néstor wrote: (The internal structure of Argentina is not the business of interlopers from the imperialist world -- and interloping from alleged

Re: Re: Re: dulce decorum

2000-09-13 Thread JKSCHW
In a message dated 9/13/00 11:51:05 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I know: I was trying to say "sweet decorum," though perhaps Justin will want to reenact the scene from "Monty Python's Life of Brian," in which the Roman guard lectures Brian on the poor Latin grammar

dulce decorum

2000-09-12 Thread Jim Devine
[was: Re: [PEN-L:1835] Thatcher and nationalism ] Brad wrote: But the idea that it is no business of the rest of us what dictators do to their own people *is* positively, totally, utterly, completely nutso. I wrote: This kind of dogmatic style is a total turn-off, simply a way of shutting off

Re: dulce decorum

2000-09-12 Thread Brad De Long
You should read more carefully. I wasn't saying that you should be filtered, You need to write more carefully. You were: Néstor wrote: (The internal structure of Argentina is not the business of interlopers from the imperialist world -- and interloping from alleged leftists is the worst of