Submitted my Ph.D! (in memory of my grandfather, John Gray [10/02/1920 - 14/06/2012])

Martin Paul Eve

doi:10.59348/2m2gk-th268

June 28, 2012Open Access

Submitted my Ph.D! (in memory of my grandfather, John Gray [10/02/1920 - 14/06/2012])

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The thesis examines themes of hostility and tolerance in Pynchon's works, reflecting significant philosophical inquiries.
Key focus is on the concept of polyphony and its implications within Pynchon's literary framework, offering deep insights.
This project has been a comprehensive study lasting over two and a half years, showcasing dedicated effort and time.
The submission represents a key milestone in my academic journey, commemorating personal dedication and family memory.

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A quick post to mark a milestone in my academic road. Today I submitted my Ph.D. thesis to the University of Sussex entitled "Hostility or Tolerance? Philosophy, polyphony and the works of Thomas Pynchon". The project has taken me 2 years and 8 months to date.

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Submitted my Ph.D! (in memory of my grandfather, John Gray [10/02/1920 - 14/06/2012])

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