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woman\'s visit, setting of space such as a room near the gate.
Secondly, the meanings of calling a woman as a reader and the relations between the raven and tuberculosis are very significant in his novel. This two settings can explain in which way the \'otherness\' exist.
Thirdly, different from his
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readers. So many words such as “a riddle”, “nine syllables”, “An elephant” and “a cow in calf” make a poem completely. I suddenly came up with a question that why poets do not tell us the real meaning directly like this sentence "I’m a pregnancy woman”, instead “I’m a riddle in nine syllables,
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woman, he expands the
nightmare of a sex into a social symbol. Connecting the former chapters in the
stream of a primitive, aristocratic, commercial culture, he shows force and element
of a social situation by contrasting remote past with recent present in the
Appendix.
In the stream and contras
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Abstract Joon-Hwan Kim (Ewha Womans University)
This paper examines various ways in which postcolonialism abrogates or appropriates post
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