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Re: LO & Incest: MLA paper (fwd)
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EDITOR'S COMMENT. Jay Livingston's <LIVINGSTON@saturn.montclair.edu>
observation is well taken. I devote a page or so to reviewing Mann's use
of the incest theme (and VN's atttitude toward it) in my _Worlds in
Regression_ volume.
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Thomas Mann may not have been Nabokov's favorite author, but his "Blood of the
Walsungs" antedates "Ada" by several decades. And of course there's Hamlet's
accusations of incest.
Jay Livingston
observation is well taken. I devote a page or so to reviewing Mann's use
of the incest theme (and VN's atttitude toward it) in my _Worlds in
Regression_ volume.
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Thomas Mann may not have been Nabokov's favorite author, but his "Blood of the
Walsungs" antedates "Ada" by several decades. And of course there's Hamlet's
accusations of incest.
Jay Livingston