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{{dc|I}}{{start|’m still working on ''[[pm:Lipton’s Journal|Lipton’s Journal]]'' and am enjoying the process}}. I decided that using templates for some of the notes—especially names of people that {{NM}} uses throughout—will increase the usability of the project. For example, he brings up Robert Lindner frequently, but he is only glossed in one entry. Well, most likely, users will search for keywords in this version, so I thought it would be logical to identify Lindner whenever he is mentioned. I think I may need to go back and make an index for this too, especially for names like we did with ''W&D''. I have also come up with a cool visual way of identifying insertions and deletions in the journal, and have used templates to hover-gloss Mailer’s use of “{{H:title|Homeostasis, or later homeodynamism, Mailer defines as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul.” See note 223. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire that provides the foundation for his figuration of the Hipster—the rebel, philosophical psychopath, or American existentialist.|H}}” and “{{H:title|Sociostasis, or individual actions that contribute to the health of a society, often diametrically opposed to homeodynamism. These are the homogenizing forces like psychoanalysis that Mailer sees as deadening the American public. See note 223.|S}}.” It’s coming along. | {{dc|I}}{{start|’m still working on ''[[pm:Lipton’s Journal|Lipton’s Journal]]'' and am enjoying the process}}. I decided that using templates for some of the notes—especially names of people that {{NM}} uses throughout—will increase the usability of the project. For example, he brings up Robert Lindner frequently, but he is only glossed in one entry. Well, most likely, users will search for keywords in this version, so I thought it would be logical to identify Lindner whenever he is mentioned. I think I may need to go back and make an index for this too, especially for names like we did with ''W&D''. I have also come up with a cool visual way of identifying insertions and deletions in the journal, and have used templates to hover-gloss Mailer’s use of “{{H:title|Homeostasis, or later homeodynamism, Mailer defines as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul.” See note 223. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire that provides the foundation for his figuration of the Hipster—the rebel, philosophical psychopath, or American existentialist.|H}}” and “{{H:title|Sociostasis, or individual actions that contribute to the health of a society, often diametrically opposed to homeodynamism. These are the homogenizing forces like psychoanalysis that Mailer sees as deadening the American public. See note 223.|S}}.” It’s coming along. | ||
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Looking back [[March 13, 2020|to last year]], I realized I missed ten days of COVID-19 posts. Today should have been day 365 of this pandemic 💩. Well, numbers were never my strength. | |||
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I’m still working on Lipton’s Journal and am enjoying the process. I decided that using templates for some of the notes—especially names of people that Norman Mailer uses throughout—will increase the usability of the project. For example, he brings up Robert Lindner frequently, but he is only glossed in one entry. Well, most likely, users will search for keywords in this version, so I thought it would be logical to identify Lindner whenever he is mentioned. I think I may need to go back and make an index for this too, especially for names like we did with W&D. I have also come up with a cool visual way of identifying insertions and deletions in the journal, and have used templates to hover-gloss Mailer’s use of “H” and “S.” It’s coming along.
Looking back to last year, I realized I missed ten days of COVID-19 posts. Today should have been day 365 of this pandemic 💩. Well, numbers were never my strength.
