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It might have merely been a common trope at the time. A Clockwork Orange was also written around that time and Burgess wrote at least one other novel where the hero is "reeducated".
Yes, you're probably right, actually.
Go for it! What kind of academic area were you involved in?
Originally French literature but I also taught French theatre and also existentialist literature.
Scared To Death By Rachel Amphlet
Very interesting!
So you were fluent in French then? Perhaps you were French Canadian?
French letters from 1128 originally written in Latin. What I am reading is an English paraphrase from 1722.
You like your old literature. :)
Well, you're much better read than I!
I read it at uni. A monument of Italian literature. I also hated it.
Yeah, I'm looking at you, The Mayor of Casterbridge by Thomas Hardy.
I'm looking at anything by Jane Austen...
The Long Walk is the only "King" book I have read. I have never gotten past page 100 or so in Salem's Lot and have more or less given up on King. He's not a writer for me I guess though I'm still planning on reading IT someday.
Can't be everybody's cup of tea. But I have to say I loved Salem's Lot and IT is fantastic, very well worth a read. If I had to recommend one it would be the excellent The Dead Zone.
by Lawrence Krauss
Some cosmology. Brain food. I love it.
You show great taste
O:-)