That's It! Cool Sandy. I always wanted to read that, but never have.
Thanks for bridging my impasse. maybe i can find a nice review or essay,
haven't thought of that book in many years..
lq
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From: "Charles Baldwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 7:00 AM
Subject: Re: you probably think this is about you
There's Broch's _Death of Virgil_, that's from the same milieu as
Canetti...
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I enjoyed this one. It made me think of the other night
when I was standing in line at the video store with my
little stack of vids and the counter folks had on the
Shatner Roast. I was going to say next wouldn't it be
awful (though I love Bill) to do Canetti's Death of
Socrates using William Shatner, but then I thought to
look up Canneti's ouvre to make sure, and sure enough
it wasn't there.. Not sure why I thought he had written
that, but I did see this which sort of fit:
Komoedie der Eitelkeit 1934 (The Comedy of Vanity)
Is there a famous novel about the Trial or Death of Socrates?
I thought Canetti had written one..
Canetti writes "Every command consists of momentum and sting."
