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,The Games Body-Politics Plays: a Rhetoric of Secrecy in Ian McEwan’s ,,ng secrets encourages life’s most scintillating, though pernicious, game: the quest for power. Little do our children know that they are preparing for a life of diplomacy and international relations when they play such games.

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Concluding an Ethic of Reading and Writing: Literary Criticism as Confession, ‘What methodological issues are suggested by my reading of these texts, which were not foreseen, should I say predetermined, by my introduction?’ Of the several possible answers that come from such questions, I wish to address one in particular that describes best my understanding of the ethical di

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Mark Ledbettercisions for the blank were not very good (see Tab. 7.1). Patience gazed at the printout of the determinations, took off her glasses and looked at Frank who seemed to be unhappy. “I checked all instrument parameters. The intensity is o.k., the characteristic mass is o.k., there is almost no backgroun

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