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14:42, Tuesday, 14 December 2010

Maybe it's just me, but does anyone else get extremely cheesed off when searching for an epononymous term describing the person's (or object's) literary/work style on Google (or any online dictionary, whatever suits you best)? Because I find it annoying and terribly inadequate when I get answers one line long which define the term as 'in the manner of (insert person who the term is named after)'. I know who Franz Kafka is, I know who George Orwell is and I know what Monty Python is. I don't know who Paul Gauguin is but I'm perfectly happy to go look him up.

My point is, not everyone is familiar with the works of all these people and can immediately know what the term means, hence the searching. A little description and explanation would be immensely helpful, eliminating the need to sift through the person's writings and work to find out. Granted, it would be much more understandable if the latter was done, but come on.




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