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Insanity As Escape: A Kristevan Reading Of Shirley Jackson’S Novels, Bess L. Fox
Insanity As Escape: A Kristevan Reading Of Shirley Jackson’S Novels, Bess L. Fox
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The Nature Of The Brontes, Ruth Kathryn Davidson
“I Must Be Cruel Only To Be Kind:” Displays Of Anger And Doubling In Hamlet Prince Of Denmark, Christi Keating
“I Must Be Cruel Only To Be Kind:” Displays Of Anger And Doubling In Hamlet Prince Of Denmark, Christi Keating
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Self And Space In Byron, Friedrich, Turner And Shelley, Kathryn Pratt
Self And Space In Byron, Friedrich, Turner And Shelley, Kathryn Pratt
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Madonnas And Monsters: Images Of Femininity From Keats To The Victorians, Lillian Lynette Dykes
Madonnas And Monsters: Images Of Femininity From Keats To The Victorians, Lillian Lynette Dykes
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Significant Affinities Between James Joyce's Ulysses And Saul Bellow's The Adventures Of Augie March, Jeff Smithpeters
Significant Affinities Between James Joyce's Ulysses And Saul Bellow's The Adventures Of Augie March, Jeff Smithpeters
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There is a story of a monk who is, against all odds, propositioned by a comely woman who has somehow gotten into the monastery. "No," he tells her. "I have taken a vow of chastity." With that, the woman leaves. There is no argument, no weeping, no shouting. It is that simple.
The next morning, at the communal breakfast table, the monk speaks to a grizzled, elderly monk sitting beside him. "Did you know a woman offered herself to me yesterday right here in the monastery? Can you imagine that?"
The long-lived monk turns to him and says, "What did …