condescend
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Olav Arnfinn Laudal,Ragni PieneIn Julian Barnes’s third novel, . (1984), Braithwaite, the protagonist spends the duration of the book searching for Flaubert’s parrot, an emblem for him of the authenticity of the past. But “all around is wreckage,” amidst which “some delicate things have survived.” Barnes instances one in particular:
Synovial-Fluid
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喊叫
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978-1-349-28413-9Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006
截断
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indices
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Elena Anne Marchisotto,James T. Smith was well acquainted with contemporary currents in French thought. In the space of two years Ackroyd had absorbed contemporary French theory with as much enthusiasm as the Yale school of critics were showing at this time.
MAZE
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https://doi.org/10.1057/97802301130771972 and 1983 she taught English full time at University College, University of London, and has acquired a formidable reputation as a critic with a dissenting voice in a largely poststructuralist academic environment.
构成
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Peter Ackroyd: , (1987) was well acquainted with contemporary currents in French thought. In the space of two years Ackroyd had absorbed contemporary French theory with as much enthusiasm as the Yale school of critics were showing at this time.
假
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A. S. Byatt: , (1992)1972 and 1983 she taught English full time at University College, University of London, and has acquired a formidable reputation as a critic with a dissenting voice in a largely poststructuralist academic environment.
Coma704
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Indent
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Kazuo Ishiguro: , (2000)had attended. The guardian’s justification of Hailsham’s caring but deceptive regime could as easily be that of any of the parents in Ishiguro’s other novels explaining to their children why they provided them with an illusory sense of invulnerability while they were young: