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Speaking of the Western constructions of race in the nineteenthcentury , Robert Young says : Race was defined through the criterion of civilization , with the cultivated white Western European male at the top , and everyone else on an ...
Speaking of the Western constructions of race in the nineteenthcentury , Robert Young says : Race was defined through the criterion of civilization , with the cultivated white Western European male at the top , and everyone else on an ...
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Sedley , still a relatively young man in the novel , has served for eight years as Collector of Boggley Wollah , a district that is sketchily described with heavy irony as a " quite charming place , ” a “ fine , lonely marshy , jungly ...
Sedley , still a relatively young man in the novel , has served for eight years as Collector of Boggley Wollah , a district that is sketchily described with heavy irony as a " quite charming place , ” a “ fine , lonely marshy , jungly ...
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Narrated by Nick Carraway , a young man from a Midwest family of traditional mores and high ideals , who has come to work in New York city , the novel focuses on Jay Gatsby , a man who has risen from obscure beginnings to fabulous ...
Narrated by Nick Carraway , a young man from a Midwest family of traditional mores and high ideals , who has come to work in New York city , the novel focuses on Jay Gatsby , a man who has risen from obscure beginnings to fabulous ...
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