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... reality . The sea — that place " long lost , but a world that , in the deepest part of [ our ] subconscious mind ... realities of the inorganic world " ( Edge of the Sea 5 ) . The lowly crab teaches us about the life force itself . With ...
... reality . The sea — that place " long lost , but a world that , in the deepest part of [ our ] subconscious mind ... realities of the inorganic world " ( Edge of the Sea 5 ) . The lowly crab teaches us about the life force itself . With ...
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... reality " but does not invent it or influence it . This is the typical retreat of gangsta rap singers and their unlikely bedfellows , television network executives and Philip Sidney . The implication here , of course , is that if ...
... reality " but does not invent it or influence it . This is the typical retreat of gangsta rap singers and their unlikely bedfellows , television network executives and Philip Sidney . The implication here , of course , is that if ...
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... reality is almost a brutal impoverishment , corroboration that we are less than we dreamed . ( 40 ; emphasis added ) Llosa's sweeping claim , which supports my own sweeping claim that story is essential to the possession of our full ...
... reality is almost a brutal impoverishment , corroboration that we are less than we dreamed . ( 40 ; emphasis added ) Llosa's sweeping claim , which supports my own sweeping claim that story is essential to the possession of our full ...
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