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...[ATD 171-198#Page 183|"Beavers of the Brain"]]). Its male counterpart is [[ATD 397-428#Page 405|Candlebrow U.]], to be encountered down the road apiece (a ...ke flute and harp. A famous Concerto for flute and harp is the work of G. F. Handel, who also composed the ''Messiah.''

...I Want to Kiss Your Feet" by Sick Dick and the Volkswagens), but is most [[F#footfetish|panoramically displayed]] in ''Against the Day''. Several characters in ''AtD'' have a similar experience—Lew Basnight on page 185 is an example.

...appear to be many allusions to [http://v.pynchonwiki.com/wiki ''V.''] in ''ATD''. ...yphs&btnG=Search+Images]) ... and the cover of the UK paperback edition of AtD bears some resemblance the petroglyph on Newspaper Rock.

...post 9/11 George W. Bush use of the term, once again relating the time of AtD, with its "unrestrained corporate greed, false religiosity, moronic feckles :Yes yes. this "lack of exposure to the fair sex" can cause [[ATD 171-198#Page 183|Beaver on the Brain]]

...science fiction writers whom Pynchon is both emulating and parodying in ''ATD''. H.G. Wells was an English novelist, sociologist, journalist, and histori Actually, on [[ATD 149-170#Pages 154-155|p. 154]] we learn that when these structures were ere

...ge_125|annotation to p. 125]] ("red as a cursed ruby") points to a weird ''AtD'' nautch girl connection. ..., a sheaf assigns to every region (technically, open set) U of X some data F(U), such as a set, a group, or a ring. Often these data are a collection of

...logists until the 1960s. Probably just another anachronism in the world of AtD. Pronunciation: "jen-tr&-f&-'kA-sh&n

...stuff happening here, if that means anything; hardly the only example in ''AtD''). Given the search for Shambhala going on, "Buried Temple Bell" seems a l He did little in his public roles (at this time in AtD) that would have

ATD motif i.e. rebel against the quotidian day. In ''AtD'' the plural ''akousmata'' occurs more often. [[A|Look it up in the alphabe

...likened to burning flames, and temperatures often reach a sweltering 130° F. The Mountains were made famous by the 16th-century Chinese classic novel ' :Two of the stranger hypotheses about the Event have special ''AtD'' connections. (1) The cosmic object was a chunk of antimatter, and the ene

...deliberate, between the Tom Swift (Hardy Boys, et al.) novels and parts of ATD. Must be noted given title and everything religious in ATD.

...cause at the time it was recognized as a proper name: from Sardou's play ''Fédora.'' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedora_(hat) Description, picture an Cantoris (another print error in AtD?) is the side of a church choir occupied by the Cantor. In English churches

[[ATD 374-396#Page 395|See p.395: Bolsón de Mapimi]] Is the biplane on ATD p. 927 Hamilton’s flight? Here are the clues:

...Dimitrov Dam (completed in 1955, so not yet in existence at this point in AtD) may have filled part of the valley with a reservoir. Mild confusion: The [ ...phrygian modes. Thus, there is a plausible nexus to two themes throughout AtD: the dual identity of the tritone in the opening riff of the song; and then

...toranti.asp?id=2 Ristorante del Cambio], known locally as 'the old lady'" (ATD, p. 1073), is a famous restaurant in Turin, in operation since 1757, whe ...f government and industry, or big business - clearly a consistent theme in ATD.<br>