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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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3 years, 5 months ago

Lacan’s mirror phase wrought large

It transfixed Moose to imagine those early years of quickening sight made possible by the proliferation of clear glass (perfected in Murano, circa 1300)—mirrors, spectacles, windows—light everywhere so suddenly, showing up the dirt and dust and crud that had gone unremarked for centuries. But surel…

—p.139 Look at Me by Jennifer Egan
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the scene of two irreconcilable visions topic/infidelity

Hansen stayed three weeks, and after he left, I experienced a modified version of my prior despair. I missed him bitterly, but with each day the bitterness abated and another set of possibilities began to assert itself, like shifting my weight from one foot to the other. A week after he left, I had…

—p.106 by Jennifer Egan
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the scene of two irreconcilable visions topic/infidelity

Hansen stayed three weeks, and after he left, I experienced a modified version of my prior despair. I missed him bitterly, but with each day the bitterness abated and another set of possibilities began to assert itself, like shifting my weight from one foot to the other. A week after he left, I had…

—p.106 by Jennifer Egan
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The Making of the Making of

It was seven o’clock, but it might as well have been midnight. The sky and river were black. To hell with the diet—I ordered a pizza and ate it. I finished the bottle of Pouilly-Fuissé. Sometime later, I opened another bottle and began watching The Making of the Making of, a documentary about how d…

—p.99 by Jennifer Egan
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the raw material was there!

Irene Maitlock was one of those women I found difficult to look at without imagining how much they would profit by dropping just a few pounds, wearing a less pointy bra, a minimum of makeup, and clothing that had, if not personality, at least some semblance of an identity. Because the raw material …

—p.93 by Jennifer Egan