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Between the world of the camps and that of communism, Kertész has had ample time and opportunity to reflect on what the narrator of Liquidation calls "the inessentiality of one's life".
The great insubordination by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
That both of the poems considered here are classics brings home with particular force metaphor's inessentiality (Aristotle notwithstanding) to poetic success.
Frost's "Road" & "Woods" redux by Brown, Dan / New Criterion
Moreover, through the example of fables and their theatrical enactment, he drives home his point about the evanescence, even inessentiality, of life and the universe.
Tyard's Graphic Metamorphoses: Figuring the Semiosic Drift in the ... by CAMPO, ROBERTO E. / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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