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Like her idol Antonin Artaud, she wanted to be a creature of passion, not reason: Her positions, even when logically worded, subtly dismantled sensibleness. I told him that I guess I'm fighting a losing battle," the article stated, "because I've been doing it for years now expecting others to do the same--not because of my 'leadership' but because of the eminent sensibleness of the practice. Henry's bond with nature, echoed in Joe and Violet's vague longings for the health and sensibleness of their rural lives (207), suggests his valued status. |
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