Litcuzzwords
LitcuzzwordsInspired by Spencer Holst’s The Zebra Storyteller, I hope to use my lifetime in literature and wordnerdishness to assist students and inspire fellow readers and writers.
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Toward A New Political Justice III:3c: Promises, Social Contracts, & Real Life in Godwin’s Time.
#### Toward A New Political Justice III:3c: Promises, Social Contracts, and Real Life in Godwin’s Time. By Litcuzzwords.
Building Mary’s Character: Seeing Wollstonecraft’s Novel Through Three Major Texts
One of the things I like best about Mary Wollstonecraft’s first novel, Mary, is that the main character’s life is, as mine has been, a conversation with books. Let me tell you about a few.
Toward A New Political Justice III:3b: Of Principles & Promises & Great Big Words. CORRECTED VERSION.
Toward a New Political Justice III:3b: Of Principles and Promises and Great Big Words. By Litcuzzwords. CORRECTED VERSION.
Toward A New Political Justice III:3b: Of Principles and Promises & Great Big Words.
Toward a New Political Justice III:3b: Of Principles and Promises and Great Big Words. By Litcuzzwords.
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Inspired by Spencer Holst’s The Zebra Storyteller, I hope to use my life in philosophy & literature to assist students & inspire fellow readers and writers. Proud to be a New Woldwinite.
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