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... lives of the characters , with the understanding that the lives of these characters have to be remapped as a geographical space . The memory or autobiographical reconstruction , specially in the case of the English patient THE ATLANTIC ...
... lives of the characters , with the understanding that the lives of these characters have to be remapped as a geographical space . The memory or autobiographical reconstruction , specially in the case of the English patient THE ATLANTIC ...
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... live in the particular skin of the late twentieth century " ( in Begley 304 ) . Following DeLillo's words , we can affirm that his characters represent the materialisation of a certain disorder and of an ontological shipwreck but , as ...
... live in the particular skin of the late twentieth century " ( in Begley 304 ) . Following DeLillo's words , we can affirm that his characters represent the materialisation of a certain disorder and of an ontological shipwreck but , as ...
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... lives in villages where traditional values still regulate the daily rhythms of simple people and " the criterion of greatness is still the stature of the spirit . " Therefore the village of Mangala , with its inhabitants and its temple ...
... lives in villages where traditional values still regulate the daily rhythms of simple people and " the criterion of greatness is still the stature of the spirit . " Therefore the village of Mangala , with its inhabitants and its temple ...
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