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*That explains why it was news to me, since I was away the end of Dec. and
thus not reading NYT daily. GD*
From: MEDELSTEIN@scuacc.scu.edu
Someone had forwarded the same piece on postmodernism to me, but I also
got a hard copy of it (which, coincidentally, I distributed to my
senior seminar on Postmodernism today). The piece is officially titled
"Geraldo, Eat Your Avant-Pop Heart Out" and it's by Mark Leyner. It
is from the NY Times Op-Ed section, from Sunday the 20-somethingth (date
didn't quite make it on to the xerox a friend sent me) of December (1998,
I mean 1997, I think). The picture at the top of the piece shows a
man with a distroted face mask being pulled apart by both his hands,
subtitled "'Alex': Identity Destroyed by Postmodernism." Leyner's piece
has "Hoboken, N.J." under his name (which may or may not be joke).
It's quite an amusing piece. Marilyn Edelstein, English, Santa Clara
U, Santa Clara California 95053
medelstein@scuacc.scu.edu
thus not reading NYT daily. GD*
From: MEDELSTEIN@scuacc.scu.edu
Someone had forwarded the same piece on postmodernism to me, but I also
got a hard copy of it (which, coincidentally, I distributed to my
senior seminar on Postmodernism today). The piece is officially titled
"Geraldo, Eat Your Avant-Pop Heart Out" and it's by Mark Leyner. It
is from the NY Times Op-Ed section, from Sunday the 20-somethingth (date
didn't quite make it on to the xerox a friend sent me) of December (1998,
I mean 1997, I think). The picture at the top of the piece shows a
man with a distroted face mask being pulled apart by both his hands,
subtitled "'Alex': Identity Destroyed by Postmodernism." Leyner's piece
has "Hoboken, N.J." under his name (which may or may not be joke).
It's quite an amusing piece. Marilyn Edelstein, English, Santa Clara
U, Santa Clara California 95053
medelstein@scuacc.scu.edu