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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: is Dufrenoy really a sympathetic character, merely a romantic idealist in a world that doesn't care, BornInTheWrongCentury? Or just a sad, pathetic, out-of touch guy in a world which has rightly moved on? Clearly the author intends us to think the former, but some modern readers might find it much harder to sympathise.
* NotSoCrazyAnymore: the publisher rejected the work as being unbelievable. Modern commentators however take a more nuanced view, pointing out the uncanny accuracy of many of the predictions and how much it resonates with modern experiences, as well as those things which are wildly off the mark, and the (sometimes missed) dark satire which was very much of its time.
* NotSoCrazyAnymore: the publisher rejected the work as being unbelievable. Modern commentators however take a more nuanced view, pointing out the uncanny accuracy of many of the predictions and how much it resonates with modern experiences, as well as those things which are wildly off the mark, and the (sometimes missed) dark satire which was very much of its time.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: is Is Dufrenoy really a sympathetic character, merely a romantic idealist in a world that doesn't care, BornInTheWrongCentury? Or just a sad, pathetic, out-of touch guy in a world which has rightly moved on? Clearly the author intends us to think the former, but some modern readers might find it much harder to sympathise.
* NotSoCrazyAnymore:the The publisher rejected the work as being unbelievable. Modern commentators however take a more nuanced view, pointing out the uncanny accuracy of many of the predictions and how much it resonates with modern experiences, as well as those things which are wildly off the mark, and the (sometimes missed) dark satire which was very much of its time.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: is Dufrenoy really a sympathetic character, merely a romantic idealist in a world that doesn't care, BornInTheWrongCentury? Or just a sad, pathetic, out-of touch guy in a world which has rightly moved on? Clearly the author intends us to think the former, but some modern readers might find it much harder to sympathise.
* NotSoCrazyAnymore: the publisher rejected the work as being unbelievable. Modern commentators however take a more nuanced view, pointing out the uncanny accuracy of many of the predictions and how much it resonates with modern experiences, as well as those things which are wildly off the mark, and the (sometimes missed) dark satire which was very much of its time.
* NotSoCrazyAnymore: the publisher rejected the work as being unbelievable. Modern commentators however take a more nuanced view, pointing out the uncanny accuracy of many of the predictions and how much it resonates with modern experiences, as well as those things which are wildly off the mark, and the (sometimes missed) dark satire which was very much of its time.
