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| 1 | The naive calculations of a theorist | 29 |
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Russell Beerling
reviewed A Taste for the Negative on September 16, 2014
A Taste for the Negative
Okay, I was reading the first edition of this so the essays were different. I now have a greater understanding of Proust. But I still don't care about Proust. I tried. I really did. And maybe like 7 of the essays were good. And only two seemed to be by women, which is not surprising. But, c'mon. I got something out of this. Mainly I do not need to read anymore Proust. Enough bourgeois ennui for me.
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