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This Oedipal motif broadens ; the idea of “ shadowing ” a ( supposed ) father ,
tracking him and absorbing the minutiae of his days until one knows enough to
expose and ... Hind's Kidnap , McElroy's next novel , takes these ideas a step
further .
This Oedipal motif broadens ; the idea of “ shadowing ” a ( supposed ) father ,
tracking him and absorbing the minutiae of his days until one knows enough to
expose and ... Hind's Kidnap , McElroy's next novel , takes these ideas a step
further .
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Again he cites Spinoza that if " the state acts in ways that are abhorrent to human
nature , it's the lesser evil to destroy it . ” Much of The Fixer is a moving
dramatization of these ideas , and much of it as well conforms to the basic pattern
of ...
Again he cites Spinoza that if " the state acts in ways that are abhorrent to human
nature , it's the lesser evil to destroy it . ” Much of The Fixer is a moving
dramatization of these ideas , and much of it as well conforms to the basic pattern
of ...
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Morrison's narrator says that two of the most destructive ideas in history are the
idea of romantic love ( canceling both lust and caring ) and the idea of an
absolute , univocal standard of beauty . In the novel , the most extreme victim of
these ...
Morrison's narrator says that two of the most destructive ideas in history are the
idea of romantic love ( canceling both lust and caring ) and the idea of an
absolute , univocal standard of beauty . In the novel , the most extreme victim of
these ...
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