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I read widely in clerical journals, pastoral literature, popular Catholic magazines, and even pamphlets. [9] The colonial enterprise, argued Marx, was in part generated by, and in part generative of, a pastoral discourse which sought very literally to find the ever-receding bucolic world imagined in pastoral literature in the very definite, physical location of the untouched wilderness of prospective colonies. She next considers the Soledades as pastoral literature, positing an influence of Counter Reformation devotional works like St. |
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