Percy-L: Literary, Religious, Scientific, and Philosophical Discussion of Walker Percy

["janetcantor37 AT yahoo.com" <janetcantor37 AT yahoo.com>]

Yes, David. That also makes sense because we know that Percy read that book and loved it.

Janet

Jim,

I can't answer your question, but Art also reminds me of the "devil"
Ivan converses with in the Brothers Karamazov.

I, too, am enjoying the discussion.

-David

Quoting Jim Forest <jhforest AT gmail.com>:

> Probably many others on the WP List are following the comments on LITR as
> attentively as I am but, like me, just listening in with immense gratitude
> to those who are speaking up. What a joy it is rereading LITR in good
> company.
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> One minor comment. WP?s portrait of the devil (Art Immelman) is strikingly
> similar to Mikhail Bulkagov?s portrait of the devil (Pofessor Woland) in
> The Master & Margarita. Had Percy read Bulgakov?s novel? My guess is yes.
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> Jim Forest
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