Meta-Narrative through the looking-glass.

[pms]

> which is why I would think meta-narratives are both
>unavoidable and to be treated with suspicion.
>
Seriously though, I always considered my attachment to meta-narrative to be
closely related to mental illness.  Sometimes self-defeating, sometimes
enlightening, sometimes obsessive, sometimes distorting.  I could go on.

And speaking of psycohistory, whatever happened to the notion that white
supremacy was a mental illness.  I don't remember where I read this, but it
struck a cord.

Paula

ps.  Did anyone else watch that Alice and Wonderland version on Sunday
night, and marvel at the number of commercials relating to internet
companies?  Like, if I hadn't gotta a computor yet, I'd have felt pretty
bad about it.  Hmmmmmmmmmm.

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