Dear faste37, jim, and all others who appreciated my analysis.
In my opinion there can be little doubt that Dylan had the Vietnam war
in mind, whatever he may have said afterwards, he wouldn't have
admitted it if someone had confronted him with this interpretation
anyway. It fits perfectly only
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Excellent analysis. That this was an anti-war song had never occurred to me
before, but seems obvious now.
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, feste37 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excellent analysis. That this was an anti-war song had never
occurred to me before, but seems obvious now.
A viewing of Scorcese's No Direction Home and a
read of Dylan's autobiography might be in order. :-)
One can
Still seems to me that Eustace's interpretation is just as valid as yours. It
makes me engage with an old song in a new way, which is what good
criticism of any poem or song should do.
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Still seems to me that Eustace's interpretation is just as valid
as yours. It
makes me engage with an old song in a new way, which is what good
criticism of any poem or song should do.
I think you misunderstand. I
Yes, your point is a valid one, and I don't know what Dylan said about this
song. But I don't always take at face value what authors say their work is
about, since high-quality work often contains levels of meaning of
which the author himself was largely unaware.
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In a message dated 12/9/05 7:38:45 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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Several years ago TMO had considered Fidel Castro the
personification of the Invincibility principle, or something like
that. It was quite appropriate given the more than 400, if I
remember
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Castro
is responsible for about 50,000 deaths and enslaving 11 million
Cubans. So, about the same as some of our recent Presidents?
Johnson with his ~73,000 Vietnam War dead (American deaths
And Bush the second gone beat them all. Just give him some more time.
I am quite happy that the german government is to weak to mes up like
this (today). Well at least we provide some of the best equipment for
wars etc...
Mr Satva
- What's wrong with this guy's spelling?
He is german,
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Several years ago TMO had considered Fidel Castro the
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In a message dated 12/9/05 7:38:45 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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Several years ago TMO had considered Fidel Castro the
personification
of the Invincibility principle, or something like that.
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Several years ago TMO had considered Fidel Castro
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Castro is responsible for about 50,000 deaths and enslaving 11
million Cubans.
So, about the same as some of our recent
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No,
MDixon...if we want to give credit where credit is due, we can look at all
those who participated in the anti-war movement in the '60s and '70s in
this country who through their actions
You are probably right. World government and raja rhetoric certainly
wouldn't do. But a research project to evaluate the benefits of a
simple alternative medicine technique might be another story. -Eustace
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Castro wouldn't let
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Several years ago TMO had considered Fidel Castro the
personification
of the Invincibility principle, or something like that. It was
quite
appropriate given the more than 400, if I remember correctly,
assassination
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Several years ago TMO had considered Fidel Castro the
personification
of the Invincibility principle, or something like that. It was
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