Date: Fri, 07 Mar 1997 10:37:50 -0600 (CST) From: Lalitree L Chavanothai <CHAVANOT-AT-AC.GRIN.EDU> Subject: MB: iratus Atreus Lucio Angelo and all concerned -- not sure if Ovid's enjoyable, occasionally radical and always colorful _Metamorphoses Liber_ is the place to go with Frere Blanchot, since it _spirat_ happily toward its ending and finds no difficulty therein. Far better, though guaranteeing a loss of sleep, to read Blanchot's introduction to de Sade and then cut across three lanes of traffic to Seneca's _Thyestes_, which puts Blanchot's interpretation of de Sade literally into the mouth of its namesake, handily picking up the VII-X split and making it look easy. It's not, though, J.
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