Dear List,
 
Someone asked how the triangular depression in a womanīs neck ( Adaīs ) was named. In his book "The English Patient" Ondaatje wrote:
 " He pointed his thick finger to the spot by his Adamīs apple and said, 'This is called the vascular sinozood'."
 
Since VN always referrred to various images and ideas in a condensed way ( "overdetermination" was the word used by Freud when this occurred during dream-work) I realized that the absence of a protuberating "Adamīs apple" ( The garden of Eden in Ardis,etc) in Ada could also be significant.
Jansy