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Barth's theological thought emphasized the sovereignty of God, particularly through his innovative doctrine of election.
Capsule Summaries of the Great Books of the Western World Jonathan Aquino 2009
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St. Barth's because it's the perfect place to get away from it all, but I have a few friends there so I can also see people when I feel like it.
Kara Ross: Q10 With Rachel Zoe Kara Ross 2011
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Plus I grew up vacationing in St. Barth's and it's where Rodger and I went for our honeymoon.
Kara Ross: Q10 With Rachel Zoe Kara Ross 2011
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St. Barth's because it's the perfect place to get away from it all, but I have a few friends there so I can also see people when I feel like it.
Kara Ross: Q10 With Rachel Zoe Kara Ross 2011
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His attitude toward Barth's later metafiction, truly his most important achievement, well beyond End of the Road, is surely encapsulated in his observation that "In Lost in the Funhouse and Chimera Barth's genial narrators soon grow as heartily sick of [their] self-consciousness as we do."
April 2010 2010
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Barth's blurb is dutifully included on the back cover of Michael Martone, an example of this book's playful charm but also clear enough warning that we should indeed take the blurb as a formulaic "genre" that ought not to be taken seriously as literary criticism.
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Where Barth and Coover laid bare the devices of fiction allegorically (J. Henry Waugh as "author" of his fictional baseball world) or through the occasional narrative disruption (the "author" making his presence known, as in Barth's "Life-Story"), Federman's fiction was more direct and unremitting in its undermining of narrative illusion.
January 2010 2010
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Dickstein's implicit dismissal of experimental fiction is perhaps best exemplified in his discussion of John Barth's End of the Road, which Dickstein calls "Barth's best novel" and is included in Leopards in the Temple in the first place mainly because it illustrates the "road" theme Dickstein traces from Kerouac to other writers of the '50s and early' 60s.
April 2010 2010
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Plus I grew up vacationing in St. Barth's and it's where Rodger and I went for our honeymoon.
Kara Ross: Q10 With Rachel Zoe Kara Ross 2011
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