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TPToilet Paper
TPType
TPTape
TPTelephone
TPTwisted Pair
TPTwilight Princess (Legend of Zelda video game)
TPTime Period
TPThinkPad (IBM notebook computer model)
TPTournament Pack (Yu-Gi-Oh)
TPTransport Protocol
TPTransaction Program
TPTravaux Publics (French: Public Works)
TPTotal Phosphorus
TPTake Profit
TPTraining Program
TPThird Party (insurance)
TPThree Point (Camp Yawgoog, BSA)
TPTelekomunikacja Polska (Polish telecommunications services provider)
TPTravaux Pratiques (French: Practical Work)
TPTitle Page
TPTurning Point
TPTest Point (electronics)
TPTest Point
TPTrumpet
TPEast Timor (ISO country code)
TPTrivial Pursuit (game by Horn Abbot Ltd.; Horn Abbot International Limited)
TPTransaction Processing
TPTrade Paperback (publishing)
TPTownship
TPTheme Park
TPTony Parker (NBA Player)
TPTechnical Paper
TPTeleport
TPTemasek Polytechnic
TPTreatment Planning (healthcare)
TPTaxpayer
TPTransition Probability
TPAir Portugal (IATA airline code)
TPTest Procedure
TPTransponder (satellites)
TPTrue Power (Wheel of Time series)
TPTeepee
TPTarget Practice
TPTroop(s)
TPTeaching Practice (various organizations)
TPTarget Price
TPTrue Positive
TPTrading Partner
TPTurbo Pascal (Borland)
TPTotal Protein
TPTalking Point
TPTwin Peaks (TV series)
TPTom Petty
TPThot Patrol
TPTrade Point
TPTime Pass
TPTriple Play (amusement park ride)
TPTriple Play (baseball)
TPTennis Pro
TPTop Pick
TPTest Program
TPTendinopathy (disease)
TPTotal Production
TPTransport Stream (file extention)
TPTipping Point
TPTrial Period
TPTarjeta Profesional (professional card; Colombia)
TPTissue Paper
TPThread Pool (Windows programming)
TPThe Punisher (movie)
TPTeam Play
TPTheoretical Physics
TPTrue Parent (Unification Church)
TPTurbo Pump
TPTest Plan
TPTerry Pratchett (British fantasy and science fiction author)
TPTest Pilot
TPTheft Protection (auto insurance)
TPTransaction Protocol
TPTurboprop (engine)
TPTraining Plan
TPTodo Público (Spanish: All Public; movie and TV rating classification)
TPThrottle Position
TPTemperature Profiling
TPTemporary Permit (various locations)
TPTempur Pedic (Swedish sleep system)
TPTangent Point
TPTest Pattern
TPTotal Package
TPTetra Pak (containers)
TPTrigger Point (massage therapy)
TPTest Purposes
TPTiming Point
TPTraining Period
TPTechnology Preview
TPTelenor Pakistan (Islamabad, Pakistan)
TPTeen People (magazine)
TPTrue Position (geometrical tolerancing)
TPTeam Pursuit (racing)
TPThymidine Phosphorylase
TPTechnical Publication
TPTest Protocol
TPTime Pressure
TPTransition Point
TPTrapani, Sicilia (Italian province)
TPTest Participant
TPTransition Plan
TPTeacher's Pet (movie)
TPTelephone Pole
TPTechnical Performance
TPTermination Point
TPTransportation Plan
TPTeleprocessing
TPTotal Pressure
TPTautas Partija (People's Party, Latvia)
TPTransaction Processor
TPTest Pressure
TPTreasure Planet (movie)
TPTerminal Point
TPTechnical Product
TPTamora Pierce (author)
TPTubular Product (steel pipe standard)
TPTarget Point
TPTransfer Price
TPTayshaun Prince (NBA Player)
TPTransmission Path
TPTest Port
TPTeach Pendant (industrial robot interface)
TPTown Portal (Diablo game)
TPTravel Pass
TPTinplate (manufacturing material)
TPThomas Pynchon (writer)
TPTraffic Program
TPTurn Point
TPTriose Phosphate
TPTumor Protein
TPTest Pit
TPTransition Program
TPTactical Points (gaming)
TPtetraplegia
TPTerritorial Policing (UK)
TPTrillian Pro (multi-IM client)
TPTotal Point
TPTouchstone Pictures
TPTranspersonal Psychology
TPTerrain Park
TPTrial Proof (art)
TPTest Position
TPThermo-Plastic
TPTask Planning
TPTrade Post (gaming, Age of Empires III)
TPTest Pad
TPTibialis Posterior
TPTermination Panel
TPTransition Path
TPTeaching Point (education strategy)
TPTransverse Processes (spine)
TPTime of Perihelion Passage (astronomy)
TPTeam Policy (debate competition category; National Christian Forensics and Communications Association)
TPTech Plug (website)
TPTicket Pocket (fashion)
TPTargeting Pod
TPTeam Pack
TPTransmission Period
TPTelomerase-Associated Protein
TPTransportation Priority
TPTriple Parity (RAID technology)
TPToll Point
TPTroop Program
TPTotal Particulates
TPTransformer Pad (energy management)
TPTerminal Processor
TPTechnical Package
TPTom Paris (Star Trek character)
TPTail Pinch (rat studies)
TPTampa Prep
TPTransaction Period
TPTrusted Process
TPTransfer Pain (Lineage 2 game)
TPTeluguPeople
TPTrans-Phase (armor in Gundam Seed Anime)
TPThermographic Phosphor
TPTreponema Palidum (bacteria)
TPTuberculin Precipitation
TPTelenet Processor
TPTimor Portugese (East Timor, ISO code; now Tl)
TPTrigonometric Points
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References in periodicals archive
Pelevin's works reminds one of Thomas Pynchon's, but of course, with a certain Russian twist.
However, a surprising number of prominent authors are contumeliously dismissed: Robert Coover is "a closet fascist" who is "forever mincing or else obscenely chuckling about how nothing can be known," though he is elsewhere described as an "American fundamentalist Christian gone wrong"; Saul Bellow "is patently and annoyingly a male chauvinist pig"; Thomas Pynchon is "perhaps the dullest writer now living"; any writer in the Southern Gothic tradition is working in "an inherently inferior form." Other writers receive lavish praise: Joyce Carol Oates's Bellefleur is "a tour de force of imagination and intellect"; Bernard Malamud's Dubin's Lives is "a major work, comic, philosophical, and poetic"; John Cheever is "one of the few living American novelists who might qualify as true artists."
In the end, Virtual Light shares much of the generous spirit and slapstick humor of Thomas Pynchon's Vineland (1990).
Teachers of English literature take Thomas Pynchon's 1966 novel as a window for teaching the American writer's work generally.
Burroughs, and "slipstream" writers Don DeLillo and Thomas Pynchon. The second half uses nonfiction forms including texts by noted post-Structuralists, interviews, and manifestos, to further delineate the landscape and the detritus that are the province of these writers who manufacture the poetic and fictional worlds of the "dance of data."
This dictionary provides likely meanings and etymologies of character names in the fiction of noted writer Thomas Pynchon. Author and teacher Hurley notes that most Pynchon criticism makes at least some mention of frequently bizarre character names (i.e.
In 1990, when, after seventeen novel-less years, Thomas Pynchon published Vineland, old Pynchon hands everywhere moaned: we waited so long for this?
Over the course of the work, she defends democratic place-based politics against the Deleuzian notion of boundary-crossing and hybridization through examination of the case of a New Mexico livestock cooperative, further questions the idea of boundarylessness through explorations of the writings of Hannah Arendt and Thomas Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49, and examines the types of actions that can transform place.
After Vineland is published in 1990, AVA editor Bruce Anderson realizes that the letters must have been written by Thomas Pynchon, who reportedly lived in Mendocino County while writing Vineland.
So, to take just two examples, no plot synopsis is provided for Joan Didion's Year of magical thinking, from 2005, nor for Thomas Pynchon's 2006 Against the day.
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