Great Books: Russian, Modern, and Absurdist Literature
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Compare how Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Kafka, Camus, Nabokov, Orwell, and Borges use narrative form to pressure agency, guilt, meaning, language, and moral judgment.
How can I compare the ways selected Russian, modern, and absurdist writers turn narrative form into pressure on agency, guilt, meaning, language, and moral judgment without treating the canon as a list of authorities?
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