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In the following review-essay, Erickson explores how Cunningham illustrates "the role that the body plays in the world of the mind, personality, and human action" in The Hours.
Darlene E. Erickson
In the following review-essay, Erickson explores how Cunningham illustrates "the role that the body plays in the world of the mind, personality, and human action" in The Hours.
George Orwell probably had it right in "Politics and the English Language": our civilization is decadent, and our language shares in the...
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