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🦋 Idea for a longer essay

So I've been having this idea, one which I've posted about here several times, that the most important part of my experience of reading Pamuk is a conscious identification of myself with the author and with the narrators. Now I've also posted in the past about how I love singing along with the music I listen to. Hmm -- singing along is a kind of identification with the singer, right? I wonder...

I also wonder whether my identification-with-the-author idea is already ground well trodden among people who think professionally about novels. Reckon I have probably alienated most of the people I could ask about that.

posted evening of Sunday, March 23rd, 2008
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I think it could be an interesting essay. & what--Patrick & Teresa aren't talking to you these days?

posted afternoon of March 24th, 2008 by Randolph Fritz

Aw, those two intimidate me. I like their blog though.

posted afternoon of March 24th, 2008 by Jeremy

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