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“Graphomania” in Told by an Idiot, and crowds
Abstract
This paper examines what is said about a craze for essay writing in Rose Macauley’s 1923 essayistic novel Told by an Idiot, comparing the material with Milan Kundera on graphomania. In the appendix, I note a passage on crowds which is reminiscent of the widely read European author.Author's Profile
Terence Rajivan Edward
University of Manchester (PhD)
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