The Death of the Author
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Summary
It takes skill to change a person’s attitude, even slightly, especially when that person is, like me, obdurate by nature and past middle age in the life cycle, but Professor David Ellis, author of the lucid and moving Death and the Author, has caused me to revise upwards my opinion of D H Lawrence.
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- 2013-10-14
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Sensibility, Literature, Genius, Narrative, Philosophy
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