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Gravity, as assumed to be, is not a weak force. Due to the misconceptions in basic definitions, gravity was attributed a different nature and principles at different distances. Strong Nuclear Force, Newtonian gravity, General Relativity and Dark Matter are different flavors of the same force at different lengths. The new theory described in this book - Gravity From A New Angle - unifies all four theories into a single theory.This new theory for gravity successfully explains all the observed gravity anomalies like galactic rotation curve and Pioneer anomaly. Finally, the new theory unifies gravity with the other physical forces.

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Beginning with an introduction summarizing critical reaction to Pynchon's fiction and to Gravity's Rainbow in particular, this volume contains eight original essays exploring different aspects of the novel. Alan Friedman provides a guide to the novel's use of statistics and post-Newtonian physics and Khachig Toloyan examines Pynchon's use of history. Charles Cler explores the author's use of film; Joseph Slade discusses his treatment of religion, psychology, sex and love; Raymond Olderman discusses Pynchon's contrast of freak and straight world views; James Earl writes on Pynchon's opposition of rational and intuitive epistemologies in the novel; Charles Russell on Pynchon's portrayal of the limitations of the language systems and Roger Henkle on comedy. ISBN 0-8242-0337-X : $25.00.

A collection of critical essays on Pynchon's "Gravity's Rainbow" arranged in chronological order of publication.

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