Thread: Literary Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov
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Old 02-16-2013, 10:46 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by BelleZora View Post
I applaud Nabokov's theme. Nothing changes until it is exposed.
You also have to wonder if he's really talking about Lolita or the need for thngs to be exposed on a broader level. I mean he was born in Russia and then from around 1920 to 1937 his family lived in Germany. So he lived under the early communists and the nazi's before coming to the U.S. And with McCarthy and his hearings you have to wonder if he was trying to stir up a hornets nest about how corruption hides away and then tries to excuse itself when it is found out. He seems to have picked a controversial story setup for what back then must have seemed a controversial idea. That of exposing such corruption I mean.
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