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That is, they cannot work simply from the assumptions, procedures or results of older scholars, or even from the text exclusively, assuming an untroubled relation between what was and what remains, between what was lived and what perdures as literary record. Kaplan rightly insists that history matters, and that its influence perdures more than many of us care to admit. Yet, even in the face of Love's total gift, our "strenuous resistance to reality" perdures and requires redemption. |
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