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... Readers ' reactions to Tolstoy's Reading Circle may be read as an answer to the old question of " what to do with Joyce ? " Obviously , Tolstoy's Reading Circle and Joyce's Ulysses are two completely ' Emily Tall , " The Soviet Debate ...
... Readers ' reactions to Tolstoy's Reading Circle may be read as an answer to the old question of " what to do with Joyce ? " Obviously , Tolstoy's Reading Circle and Joyce's Ulysses are two completely ' Emily Tall , " The Soviet Debate ...
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... reading body . Towards the end of the text Anna is , also , as Elaine Showalter says , " a female reader [ who ] changes our apprehension of a given text , awakening us to the significance of the sexual codes " ( Showalter 50 ) . This ...
... reading body . Towards the end of the text Anna is , also , as Elaine Showalter says , " a female reader [ who ] changes our apprehension of a given text , awakening us to the significance of the sexual codes " ( Showalter 50 ) . This ...
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... readers and viewers into a " middle distance " that makes possible the perception of a unified , single ' set of meanings ' . " ( 36 ) . Such a reading is easily aligned with a feminist critique of the reading experience , such that ...
... readers and viewers into a " middle distance " that makes possible the perception of a unified , single ' set of meanings ' . " ( 36 ) . Such a reading is easily aligned with a feminist critique of the reading experience , such that ...
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