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expire

jovial

mysteries of the ocean, yet doomed to crawl sidewise on the is most of the time mollusks and bottom. His catch, alas, cadavers of sea creatures, and he cannot help envying the fish swimming freely above him. The psychologist‘s mission is to unravel the mysteries of His obligation to seek insight into essentia978-0-387-96703-5978-1-4612-3856-0

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朋黨派系

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背景

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how people use punctuation anyway! Such expostulations may indeed sound anti-intellectual and uncalled for, but they are the literal reaction of an anonymous reviewer of one of my recent manuscripts. As always, there were quite sufficient grounds for more reasonable objections he or she might have raised; but she or he chose the irrational one.

自負的人

of poems in her doctoral dissertation at Saint Louis University (Funkhouser, 1978). A few years later, I began studying poetry readings myself. I asked faculty members of both the English Department and the Drama Department at the University of Kansas to read cummings’ . and Williams’ .. This was the beginning of my adult poetic education.

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