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  • "Been a Long Long Time" (1966/1970)

    In this story, however, he is referring to reified probability as mechanical in the downward sense,

  • "Bank and Shoal of Time" (1979/1981)

    This is a story about the individual door Lafferty’s refers to in his letter, a thought experiment about

  • "Task Force Fifty-Eight and One Half" (1960/1988)

    The irony bubbles because Reynolds writes that Lafferty “refers to ‘Elias the Syrian from Oklahoma,’” The partially damned are the entirely saved, and this is preferable to the entirely damned.

  • 12 East of Laughter, Kenosis, Laughter, and Christ's Human Nature

    Inverted monophysitism is the Christological problem: it characterizes the divine nature by reference

  • "St. Poleander's Eve" (1979)

    A reader who catches the reference and also knows Paradiso  may recall that without Beatrice, Dante’s

  • "Parthen" (1962/1973)

    By referring to both juveniles and adults under the same categorical descriptor, “girls,” Lafferty positions

  • 19 Misc Laff: The Men Who Knew Everything and In a Green Tree

    manuscript would have given him Monica MacLish; Anselm Sheen as a substantial figure rather than a passing reference eating wind and electricity, the Acroceraunian Mountains, the Rat King, Brookhaven, the Lady of Salette reference recreational-romantic Halloween Dance at Monica Hall, McGee Funeral Home as the surname's novel-side referent Dugan and his unfulfilled future-trick promise (the cycle's first unfulfilled-future-debt structure, deferred apparatus, Yves Denis Montalba's 1850 steam-rabbit history, the Devil's Handshake Dune, Dirty Dugan's deferred

  • Some Books and Writers

    German sociologist and systems theorist, known for his highly abstract theory of social systems as self-referential Andrew Willard Jones     Reference Works I Lose Myself In   Etymologies  by Isidore of Seville – An early

  • Civil Blood (1962)

    this novel thesis could not be clearer: the anti-clerical liberal Catholic characters profess personal reverence this theme of mysticism with religious allusions: for example, a witty exchange between two characters references

  • Ib. Belloc

    His book on Robert Browning (1903) shows a confusion of racial and cultural terms, referring to Browning

  • Iron Tongue of Midnight (1975)

    There are references to our Fall of Rome and to our Ireland—specifically Lafferty’s Knockmealdown Mountains

  • The Carnivalesque

    relevance in contemporary thought:  Decades after its introduction, Bakhtin’s carnivalesque remains a reference

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