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Eb at 06:51, 25 January 2025

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Eb at 03:02, 28 April 2017

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Eb: /* megalithic masses of the Cooper Union complex */

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Summary

Eb at 21:13, 11 August 2016

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	The second part of the [[334 novella]] is subtitled '''Talk'''. Every scene in this part is either monologue or dialogue.		The second part of the [[334 novella]] is subtitled '''Talk'''. Every scene in this part is either monologue or dialogue.

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 === that uprising about who owned the churches ===
-This is the only reference in the novel to some sort of schism within the Catholic Church about forty years earlier, one result of which has been the ordination of [[334 Part VI (38)|female priests]]. Disch suggested similar events, with an American branch of Catholicism adopting more liberal doctrines and also attracting a large African-American following, in his later novel ''The M.D.''
+This is the only reference in the novel to some sort of schism within the Catholic Church about forty years earlier, one result of which has been the ordination of [[334 Part VI (38)|female priests]]. Disch suggested similar events, with an American branch of Catholicism adopting more liberal doctrines and also attracting a large African-American following, in his later novel ''[[The M.D.]]''
 == 17. Mrs. Hanson, at the Nursing Home ==

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 ''(2026 - Lottie - monolog)''
-How Lottie ended up at Bellevue (which is a major psychiatric facility as well as a major emergency medical center in New York) will be described toward the end of [[334/334/Part VI|Part VI]].
+How Lottie ended up at Bellevue (which is a psychiatric facility as well as a major emergency medical center in New York) will be described toward the end of [[334/334/Part VI|Part VI]].
 == 15. Lottie, at the White Rose Bar ==

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	As described in [[334 Part VI (43)\|her final scene]], Nora is talking to her father.		As described in [[334 Part VI (43)\|her final scene]], Nora is talking to her father.
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		+	== Footnotes ==
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 {{wp|Cooper Union}} is an arts and engineering school [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=cooper+union&hl=en&ll=40.72908,-73.990581&spn=0.00909,0.017231&sll=40.72908,-73.990581&sspn=0.00909,0.017231&t=m&radius=0.54&hq=cooper+union&z=16 located on Astor Place], six blocks from 334 E. 11th. It has only three medium-sized academic buildings, but Disch imagines it expanding drastically (as, in the real world, NYU has done).
-Disch attended Cooper Union very briefly in 1959, studying architecture, until he realized "that I didn't have the makings of an architect. I was interested more in how a building ''looked'' than the way it was built, which is not the right attitude with which to approach a career in architecture."<ref>Disch, Thomas M. "My Life as a Child". In ''Something about the Author Autobiography Series'', ed. Joyce Nakamura, vol. 15 (1993). Gale.</ref>
+Disch attended Cooper Union very briefly in 1959, studying architecture, until he realized "that I didn't have the makings of an architect. I was interested more in how a building ''looked'' than the way it was built, which is not the right attitude with which to approach a career in architecture."<ref>{{cite Disch child}}</ref>
 == 13. Shrimp, in Bed ==

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 The second part of the [[334 novella]] is subtitled '''Talk'''. Every scene in this part is either monologue or dialogue.
-== Summary ==
+{{SummaryCollapsed |
-<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">After a breakdown, Shrimp reconnects with January; Lottie describes her spiritual quest; Mrs. Hanson finds captive audiences in Len Rude and in her paralyzed father.</div>
+After a breakdown, Shrimp reconnects with January. Lottie describes her spiritual quest. Mrs. Hanson finds captive audiences in Len Rude and in her paralyzed father.
 == 12. The Bedroom ==

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 === I've started a petition ===
-Shrimp's effort to get the elevators fixed is long overdue, since [[334/Everyday Life in the Later Roman Empire#either waiting or walking up to the seventeenth floor |they have been broken]] since at least 2021.
+Shrimp's effort to get the elevators fixed is long overdue, since [[334/Everyday Life in the Later Roman Empire#either waiting or walking up to the seventeenth floor|they have been broken]] since at least 2021.
 === a toadstool at the MODICUM office called R.M. Blake ===
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 === did you see ''The Orphans'' the other night? ===
-The plot of the show Shrimp describes, though it's set "sometime in the Nineteenth Century," is from O. Henry's "[[wikipedia:The Gift of the Magi|The Gift of the Magi]]" (1905).
+The plot of the show Shrimp describes, though it's set "sometime in the Nineteenth Century," is from O. Henry's "{{wp|The Gift of the Magi}}" (1905).
 == 14. Lottie, at Bellevue ==
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 === Universal Friends ===
-The name of the spiritualist group Lottie attends may be a reference to [[wikipedia:Jemima Wilkinson|Jemima Wilkinson]], a Quaker mystic who founded a sect by that name in upstate New York in 1790.
+The name of the spiritualist group Lottie attends may be a reference to {{wp|Jemima Wilkinson}}, a Quaker mystic who founded a sect by that name in upstate New York in 1790.
 === some lines of poetry .... ''el último dolor'' ===
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 As described in [[334 Part VI (43)|her final scene]], Nora is talking to her father.
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 === megalithic masses of the Cooper Union complex ===
-[[wikipedia:Cooper Union|Cooper Union]] is an arts and engineering school [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=cooper+union&hl=en&ll=40.72908,-73.990581&spn=0.00909,0.017231&sll=40.72908,-73.990581&sspn=0.00909,0.017231&t=m&radius=0.54&hq=cooper+union&z=16 located on Astor Place], six blocks from 334 E. 11th. It has only one building, but Disch imagines it expanding drastically (as, in the real world, NYU has done).
+{{wp|Cooper Union}} is an arts and engineering school [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=cooper+union&hl=en&ll=40.72908,-73.990581&spn=0.00909,0.017231&sll=40.72908,-73.990581&sspn=0.00909,0.017231&t=m&radius=0.54&hq=cooper+union&z=16 located on Astor Place], six blocks from 334 E. 11th. It has only three medium-sized academic buildings, but Disch imagines it expanding drastically (as, in the real world, NYU has done).
 == 13. Shrimp, in Bed ==