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| so:text | The nineteenth century will colonize; so, in its fantasies, did the nineteenth century soul. When Emma turns spendthrift and buys curtains, carpets and hangings from the draper, the information takes on something from the theme of the novel itself: the material is a symbol of the exotic, and the exotic feeds the Romantic appetite. It will lead to satiety, bankruptcy and eventually to nihilism and the final drive towards death and nothingness. (en) |
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| so:description | The Myth Makers: European and Latin American Writers (1979) (en) |
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