Sentence examples for my annotation from inspiring English sources
My annotation of Olney's Courgette Pudding Soufflé (and I apologise in advance for the language) goes as follows: "This dinner for 2 took me 4 hours.
"White Savage" is based to an overwhelming extent on primary sources, as Crain could see from my annotation but did not mention in his review.
I can also email a copy of any page, marked up with my notes, to people who are not Diigo users and they will still be able to see my annotation.
Many of my annotations are words to the effect of: "No shit?" But the examples, naturally, are amusing.
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The long term is described by John Updike in his memoir, "Self-Consciousness" (Sept . 16 , 1991Paris): "I own many books full of my annotations, proving that once I read them, though I have no memory of it".
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In the second section are my annotations, which lay out the dozens of sources I consulted.
As my marginal annotations tell me, I was particularly impressed by Derrida's claim, in the essay "Violence and Metaphysics," that every verbal statement, no matter how indefinite, ultimately passes through the "violence of the concept".
KC and MY carried out the MAKER gene annotation.
