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A CENTURY OF LIONS/THE 20TH CENTURY TOP 100

An SI Board Since October 1999

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1621	Another overlooked one is Thomas Hardy - Oxford University's curriculum (of	poet	-	11/14/1999
1620	Very funny indeed, although I do agree with you about Lucky's monologue....	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1619	Continuation of Beckett monologue (one of literature's funnier single sente	jbe	-	11/14/1999
1618	Well, it's a matter of what tickles and what does not. That passage was ov	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1617	I do not agree that Lu Xun is obscure. He's the father of modern Chinese l	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1616	You're right, the list thing can be very limiting. It's been interestin	greenspirit	-	11/14/1999
1615	To be frank, Edwarda, that passage is a little too arch for me. And too overst	jbe	-	11/14/1999
1614	Michael, Thanks for the suggestion. I started with the Vitamin C yesterday an	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1613	I can understand that Lu Xun may be a bit "obscure" for your typical	poet	-	11/14/1999
1612	Edwarda, I recommend you take 100 thousand milligrams of vitamin C immediately.	greenspirit	-	11/14/1999
1611	Michael, I don't know how many scientists actually read science fiction, bu	jbe	-	11/14/1999
1610	The very thought that you don't have a "spark of insight" is hila	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1609	No, Joan, neither you nor I could be considered gatekeepers! I'm not parti	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1608	Wow, Mr. Cockburn! I guess that means I don't have a "spark of insigh	jbe	-	11/14/1999
1607	but, Charley, it did! I studied it and found it a useful arrow in the historia	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1606	I think that many of the early social functions of poetry have been replaced, d	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1605	Good morning, Neocon. I envy you such a lovely evening. On top of my hand, I	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1604	Well, here's an interesting excerpt from Alexander Cockburn's introduct	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1603	Thank you, Joan! I replied to fuddle before reading on--Proust, of course!	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1602	I <i>know</i> I've seen some earlier examples, but I'm pull	Edwarda	-	11/14/1999
1601	But the question remains; who carried the day? Belloc and Chesterton spent thei	Tom Clarke	-	11/14/1999
1600	I'm glad psychohistory didn't catch on.	Tom Clarke	-	11/14/1999
1599	Borges, perhaps. Neruda: although admired, I do not think that he has had the k	Neocon	-	11/14/1999
1598	Belloc is somewhat obscure, but publications and societies on Chesterton abound	Neocon	-	11/14/1999
1597	I am always grateful when you respond<VBG>.....	Neocon	-	11/14/1999

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