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... lives in ways that never cease to grip the landlocked world . I've been aware of the transformative powers of the sea since childhood . From the mild autumn weeks of 1951 when I crossed the Pacific with my naval officer father en route ...
... lives in ways that never cease to grip the landlocked world . I've been aware of the transformative powers of the sea since childhood . From the mild autumn weeks of 1951 when I crossed the Pacific with my naval officer father en route ...
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... lives they're unresigned to not having .... To want to be different from the way one is is the human aspiration par excellence . It has engendered the best and worst in recorded history , including works of fiction . When we read novels ...
... lives they're unresigned to not having .... To want to be different from the way one is is the human aspiration par excellence . It has engendered the best and worst in recorded history , including works of fiction . When we read novels ...
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... lives . ( 162–63 ) In the same vein , Martha Nussbaum asserts in Poetic Justice that “ an especially distinctive feature of the genre [ of the novel is ] ... its interest in the ordinary , in the daily lives and struggles of ordinary ...
... lives . ( 162–63 ) In the same vein , Martha Nussbaum asserts in Poetic Justice that “ an especially distinctive feature of the genre [ of the novel is ] ... its interest in the ordinary , in the daily lives and struggles of ordinary ...
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