Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1997 19:02:50 -0500
From: George Trail <gtrail-AT-UH.EDU>
Subject: Re: PLC: PLC Web Site


>Sounds great! I wouldn't mind helping. I do some graphics if needed,
>find some jpegs ect.
>
>I would like to have a place online where I may look up those authors
>and their books of interpretation and\or critical approaches to
>literature who are excepted for their analysis, and some that are not so
>excepted, those that sit on the gray line. For instance: D.W.
>Robertson's theological approach to allegory in Chaucer's, The
>Canterbury Tales is now considered by many the wrong approach to the
>CTs. I have seen and read where once the guy was king pin to the CTs,
>but now his work is shunned, but then one has to ask them self if this
>is not some more theological, Judeo-Christian Bible bashing by the
>academicians. I love to read and study different critical, analytical
>interpretations of works, especially for my class studies, not to
>mention I can use all the help I can get! :-)
>
>You know, name, book title, short bio or review. Especially the review.
>Nothing worse than grabbing a book on interpretation and finding the
>interpretation stale, cold and without some loving passion to the work.
>A source online where I can take some names, go down to the library for
>the source, and kick some literary butt in my next class meeting! LOL!
>Me
>
>--
>Thad Q. Alexander
>(rattler-AT-inreach.net)
>OCC Undergraduate
>Long Beach, CA.
>USA
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