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... ( Dolly 26 ) . Dolly similarly endorses his ' life's purpose ' : ' It's to fight , to save us from Hitler . It's a great purpose . I hope you win . I'm frightened you'll die . I'm fright- ened you'll lose ' . England's difficulty , once ...
... ( Dolly 26 ) . Dolly similarly endorses his ' life's purpose ' : ' It's to fight , to save us from Hitler . It's a great purpose . I hope you win . I'm frightened you'll die . I'm fright- ened you'll lose ' . England's difficulty , once ...
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... Dolly plans to get in touch with her own androg- yny or whether she will leave Alec free to follow his homoerotic desires within the structure of an unconventional union , but the marriage itself is not in doubt . On one level this ...
... Dolly plans to get in touch with her own androg- yny or whether she will leave Alec free to follow his homoerotic desires within the structure of an unconventional union , but the marriage itself is not in doubt . On one level this ...
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... Dolly cannot share Alec's patriotic sentiments , she is willing to live there . She is not , however , willing to submerge her individual identity as an Irishwoman to do so : ' No , Alec , I won't love it . They won't love me . I'll ...
... Dolly cannot share Alec's patriotic sentiments , she is willing to live there . She is not , however , willing to submerge her individual identity as an Irishwoman to do so : ' No , Alec , I won't love it . They won't love me . I'll ...
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and the Politics of Empathy | 13 |
Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
Language and Race in Joyce and his Successors | 132 |
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