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- Ia. The Myth of the Six Million
Holocaust referents alongside denial “the flesh of Gypsies and Jews.”
- "And Mad Undancing Bears" (1972/1974)
From the opening reference to the “cities of the plain and valley,” the urban world is under judgment Verses like this cast the story’s closing silence as reverent, obedient trust—speech stilled before God
- Easterwine and Metaphor
I’d prefer to see them as occasions for noticing something about human institutions. Example: In Shakespeare, Nestor calls Cressida's welcome a "general" kiss, referring to both This is compared to Frege's theory of how terms have a different reference in ordinary vs.
- "Club Mentiros" (1958)
were three phases: an original Spanish Club Mentiros from 1958, about which Ferguson has written in reference
- "Ewe Lamb" (1960/1985)
Captain Johns discovers that “Two Kings Twelve Three” isn’t a gambling notation, but refers to the parable
- "John Salt" (1959/1985)
Some of the story’s stranger elements—Joshua’s references to the Book of Enoch, his recognition of Muhammad
- "The Transcendent Tigers" (1961/1964)
introduced by Anaximander to describe the ‘boundless and structureless primordial matter’, be used to refer
- "Thieving Bear Planet" (1980/1982) and "The Fishhooks of Hesebon"
The title refers to the pools of Hesebon in the Old Testament, to which the eyes of a woman are likened
- "Rang Dang Kaloof" (1971/1972)
I suppose it’s obvious, but moral evil refers to harm resulting from the blameworthy choices of free
- "Try to Remember" (1959/1960)
While Miller sometimes goes wrong, he had a terrific idea when he conceived his pseudo–reference work
- "The Skinny People of Leptophlebo Street" (1975)
Yet most fans prefer to think of Lafferty as a jokey sage, someone dispensing a whimsical humanist wisdom He advised treating the allusions and references in the Cantos as tangents that pick out a curve. (You refer to the latter as “the original.”)
- IIm. "The Man Who Lost His Magic": The Vertical Axis
When Lafferty uses biblical language or draws on sacred tradition, he rarely treats the reference as











