Writing and the BodyHarvester Press, 1982 - 142 strán (strany) |
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... Volume IX . The strip - tease strategy is the same in both cases , and so ubiquitous is the pattern in this book that we must sooner or later be led to ask : Why cannot the thing be said straight out ? For indeed it seems that it cannot ...
... Volume IX . The strip - tease strategy is the same in both cases , and so ubiquitous is the pattern in this book that we must sooner or later be led to ask : Why cannot the thing be said straight out ? For indeed it seems that it cannot ...
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... Volume VII is placed where it is . It is the necessary complement to Volumes I - II and VIII - IX , the volumes which deal respectively with birth and love . 24. Volume VII brings all the issues of the book together : the nature of ...
... Volume VII is placed where it is . It is the necessary complement to Volumes I - II and VIII - IX , the volumes which deal respectively with birth and love . 24. Volume VII brings all the issues of the book together : the nature of ...
Strana 83
... volume with such heart- breaking directness : the only ' sincere ' words , we could say , in the entire volume . 10. Let us turn from poetry to prose . We open a recent novel by Muriel Spark , Territorial Rights , and read the following ...
... volume with such heart- breaking directness : the only ' sincere ' words , we could say , in the entire volume . 10. Let us turn from poetry to prose . We open a recent novel by Muriel Spark , Territorial Rights , and read the following ...
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The Body in the Library | 1 |
Everything and Nothing | 34 |
Non Ego sed Democritus dixit | 64 |
Autorské práva | |
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