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Erdrich's act of engaged resistance displaces the voraciousness of Wayne's and the Western's appetite for domination with a different kind of cultural representation. She embraces music and the arts with a voraciousness that's remarkable given her humble surroundings; she also has man after man aching to help her find her muse. The inherent voraciousness of economic enterprise gives him the jitters, and he undertakes to curb it with counsel. |
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