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...1934. Not seeing each other for months. Just the Bedouin and us, crisscrossing the Forty Days Road. There were rivers of desert tribes, the most beautiful...nationless. I came to hate nations. We are deformed by nation-states. Madox died because of nations. The desert could not be claimed or owned — it was a... | |
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...peripherality and so it comes that the fictional figure "erased the path he had emerged from" and says that "There were rivers of desert tribes, the most beautiful...Gradually we became nationless. I came to hate nations" (The English Patient 170, 138). Almasy's position in the novel, that is, his undeterminability, overlaps... | |
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...representations et que chacun doit assumer pleinement ses prises de position dans le jeu du langage. There were rivers of desert tribes, the most beautiful humans I've met in my life. We were Germans, English, Hungarian, African—all of us insignificant to them. Gradually we became nationless.... | |
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