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Mphahlele would not be compatible with such homogenisation and totalisation.
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Although Ullen acknowledges that allegorical interpretation is indispensable, he concludes that it is metaphorically true, yet metonymically false and the only means to fulfil its attempt at totalisation is through the means of synechdoche.
Hard Times as Bodie: the allegorical functionality in E.L. Doctorow's ... by van der Merwe, Philip / Literator: Journal of Literary Criticism, comparative linguistics and literary studies
Legal System and Taxation Switzerland provides a favourable corporate and personal taxation, and social security regime for companies with an excellent tax treaty and social security totalisation network.
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