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"On page 150, The panoptic finds fruition in rhythm however erratic. The list of casualties from an Allied air assault jarred but without the corporeality of the taxonomy in 2666." — Sep 10, 2025 03:20PM
"On page 150, The panoptic finds fruition in rhythm however erratic. The list of casualties from an Allied air assault jarred but without the corporeality of the taxonomy in 2666." — Sep 10, 2025 03:20PM
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"On page 19, I’m struck immediately by how Virgil portrays, for perhaps the first time in literature, a highly competent and virtuous Queen. I can’t think of any others in world literature until Spenser’s Elizabeth. Dido is an excellent ruler and the savior of refugees. It makes her betrayal by Aeneas—“founder” of Rome—all the more tragic, and is another way that Virgil subtly subverts Roman supremacist propaganda" — Sep 10, 2025 04:39PM
"On page 19, I’m struck immediately by how Virgil portrays, for perhaps the first time in literature, a highly competent and virtuous Queen. I can’t think of any others in world literature until Spenser’s Elizabeth. Dido is an excellent ruler and the savior of refugees. It makes her betrayal by Aeneas—“founder” of Rome—all the more tragic, and is another way that Virgil subtly subverts Roman supremacist propaganda" — Sep 10, 2025 04:39PM
