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Differential equations in abstract spaces,Forster concludes Part II: ‘Caves’, the central part of . with Chapter 32, which, I believe, deserves particular attention for its articulation of the great task underlying Forster’s whole journey between East and West across the Mediterranean. I quote only this key extract:

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,Günther Anders – Shame and Apparatus,This is what Frank Kermode adds to his comment on Burra’s Introduction after he observes that ‘Burra left everything to be said’.

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,Burra’s Introduction and Beyond: a Detour Round the Floods,Forster writes in his Prefatory Note (1942) to the Everyman Edition of A . (PI, 313), and he later adds:

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,Forster’s Politics in Said’s ,: a Modern Debate,This is what Frank Kermode adds to his comment on Burra’s Introduction after he observes that ‘Burra left everything to be said’.

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,‘Hassan in England’: a Western Room with an Oriental View,‘fragment’ (whether Forster intended it to be so is another question). Hassan is obviously Masood. After the editor gives the fragment an approximate date (1907?), she comments: ‘It offers surprisingly early evidence of Forster’s interest in Indian and English differences, but his friendship with Masood began late in 1906’ (AS, xxviii).

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A Short Introduction to the Second Volume,lend different worlds; that whatever its own particular genius may be, a civilization that withdraws into itself atrophies’. Césaire adds: . Forster would be in full agreement with such questions posed by Césaire, and he would probably see it as quite valid and authentic, at least within the histori