Disease and the Novel, 1880-1960 |
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Page 13
... lives close to catastrophe ; his radical treatment is a form of torture , the hospital like a prison or concentration ... live is of crucial importance ; if he abandons himself to Arab fatalism , like the Musselmänner in the camps , he ...
... lives close to catastrophe ; his radical treatment is a form of torture , the hospital like a prison or concentration ... live is of crucial importance ; if he abandons himself to Arab fatalism , like the Musselmänner in the camps , he ...
Page 23
... lives than with the mortal danger to his . Ivan's wife " began to feel sorry for herself , and the more she pitied herself the more she hated her husband . She began to wish he would die ; yet she did not want him to die because then ...
... lives than with the mortal danger to his . Ivan's wife " began to feel sorry for herself , and the more she pitied herself the more she hated her husband . She began to wish he would die ; yet she did not want him to die because then ...
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... live here was blinded because of the senseless cruelty of one of the visitors . An evil man threw tobacco into the Macaque Rhesus's eyes . " Solzhenitsyn states in an Appendix to the novel that the perpetrator of this gratuitous cruelty ...
... live here was blinded because of the senseless cruelty of one of the visitors . An evil man threw tobacco into the Macaque Rhesus's eyes . " Solzhenitsyn states in an Appendix to the novel that the perpetrator of this gratuitous cruelty ...
Contents
Disease and Art | 1 |
The Death of Ivan Ilych | 19 |
The Immoralist | 30 |
Copyright | |
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