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Molly Hite was an associate professor at Cornell. She wrote a critical analysis of Pynchon's first three books titled -Ideas of Order in the Novels of Thomas Pynchon-, copyright 1983. Assume it comes from that book. I will try to find a link or the exact quote from the book.
 
Molly Hite was an associate professor at Cornell. She wrote a critical analysis of Pynchon's first three books titled -Ideas of Order in the Novels of Thomas Pynchon-, copyright 1983. Assume it comes from that book. I will try to find a link or the exact quote from the book.
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[[User:Jkvannort|Jkvannort]] ([[User talk:Jkvannort|talk]]) 15:59, 6 March 2024 (PST)
  
 
* Update of dead links and cross-referencing of information: for instance, second entry, "Pynchon worked on aspects of NORAD [later acronym] when he was at Boeing." without source.
 
* Update of dead links and cross-referencing of information: for instance, second entry, "Pynchon worked on aspects of NORAD [later acronym] when he was at Boeing." without source.

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Some guidelines to improve pages

This page and subsequent ones could be improved in a couple of ways:

  • More exhaustive sources: for instance, in the first entry, the sentence "Also, bene [Latin] = "well-intentioned", observes Molly Hite." Who's Molly White? Where did she observed it?

Molly Hite was an associate professor at Cornell. She wrote a critical analysis of Pynchon's first three books titled -Ideas of Order in the Novels of Thomas Pynchon-, copyright 1983. Assume it comes from that book. I will try to find a link or the exact quote from the book. Jkvannort (talk) 15:59, 6 March 2024 (PST)

  • Update of dead links and cross-referencing of information: for instance, second entry, "Pynchon worked on aspects of NORAD [later acronym] when he was at Boeing." without source.
  • Readibility: style uniformity when quoting texts, single words and links, for instance.

Mojomoyo (talk) 12:44, 8 November 2019 (PST)

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