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not very originial...

Submitted by Pemwrez2009 on Mon, 04/23/2007 - 1:16am.

Alright...so I guess I'm not very original but I can relate to Odile, Flora, Rebecca and Sam...finding that connecting link has not been the easiest task in this book. Part of what my trouble was with Properties of Light had to do with separating the story line from understanding the science...which was hard because I'm not a science person...however with this book my problem was more that i spent so much time trying to determine an obvious connection between gender and science... this was such a fun read though...despite feeling like I was running like a chicken with its head cut off...

I got very lost towards the beginning of the story with Oedipa and her ideas...maybe it was because I was trying desperately to find connections...

 

Hopefully class will help clarify my obvious in-ept-atude..

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