#126
Posted: 11/24/13 at 5:13pm
After8 -- assumptions are not becoming. I did read some of ...temps perdu in a French lit university course, we had to read and write about the chez Swann section. But I admit, I've never read him in English (at the risk of sounding pretentious -- then again, it's you I'm addressing) and never have ventured past that. I will give you kudos for reading, now I'm going to assume, all of the volumes of the novel, however. It's something I always intend to, but you know, I'm too busy with Twilight. Your view on what you think I have enjoyed reading novel wise, be it for pleasure or in the past for school, is pretty bizarre but you have never been particularly perceptive when it comes to things like that.
Where did I ever even imply that Fun Home somehow has made people appreciate Proust in the first place, let alone that he caused people to suddenly remember him. Bizarre. My only comment, and it was I admit a random observation, was I found it ironic that while insulting fun home you quoted, unrecognized by myself, Proust since that is a part of the original graphic novel. I'm certainly glad, however, that Bechdel didn't attend some finishing school (and she does have an extremely strong literary education, if education is so important to you.)
Where did I ever even imply that Fun Home somehow has made people appreciate Proust in the first place, let alone that he caused people to suddenly remember him. Bizarre. My only comment, and it was I admit a random observation, was I found it ironic that while insulting fun home you quoted, unrecognized by myself, Proust since that is a part of the original graphic novel. I'm certainly glad, however, that Bechdel didn't attend some finishing school (and she does have an extremely strong literary education, if education is so important to you.)