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Belief in reunion after death· BuddenbrooksDeath as liberation· BuddenbrooksConflict between bourgeois vocation and artistic nature· BuddenbrooksEmotional display and performance· BuddenbrooksConflict between business ethics and the desire for success· BuddenbrooksFamily chain and inherited duty· BuddenbrooksMarriage as an economic and social arrangement· BuddenbrooksMercantile duty versus self-absorption· BuddenbrooksReligious piety and hypocrisy· BuddenbrooksSocial respectability and keeping up appearances· BuddenbrooksThe Buddenbrook name and family legacy· BuddenbrooksThe decline of the Buddenbrook family· BuddenbrooksThe “worsted suits” image· BuddenbrooksDualism and oppositional complementarity· Finnegans WakeCycle History· Finnegans WakeMengjing yu shuiping· Finnegans WakeTsuru to Kaikin· Finnegans WakeOpposition and Duality· Finnegans WakeAnna Livia’s letter· Finnegans WakeBabelian language in Finnegans Wake· Finnegans WakeThe opposition between Burrus and Caseous· Finnegans WakeBody as writing material· Finnegans WakeCyclical history in Finnegans Wake· Finnegans WakeCyclical time and history· Finnegans WakeCyclical time and recurrence· Finnegans WakeCyclical time and recirculation· Finnegans WakeDeath and Resurrection· Finnegans WakeDream and waking· Finnegans WakeDream-state narrative in Finnegans Wake· Finnegans WakeMultilingual blending and word transformation· Finnegans WakeSenzon to Kaisen· Finnegans WakeLetters and postal delivery motif· Finnegans WakeFall and rise· Finnegans WakeMoney, commerce, and capitalism· Finnegans WakeNightletter· Finnegans WakeFable of Ondt and Gracehoper· Finnegans WakeProteiform graph· Finnegans WakeSexuality, marriage, and reproduction· Finnegans WakeThe opposition between Shem and Shaun· Finnegans WakeThe book as dream· Finnegans WakeThe river as a motif of time in Finnegans Wake· Finnegans WakeThe wake· Finnegans WakeThunderword· Finnegans WakeViconian cycle· Finnegans WakeWakean multilingual wordplay· Finnegans WakeArtistic discipline· Death in VeniceBeauty as a path to the spiritual· Death in VeniceDionysian ecstasy· Death in VeniceEros· Death in VeniceThe cholera plague as a motif of disorder· Death in VeniceThe heroism of weakness· Death in VeniceThe moral ambivalence of artistic form· Death in VeniceThe boundary between repentance and forgiveness· The ReaderPast and present overlap· The ReaderDistance and Silence in Intimate Relationships· The ReaderLegal History Cycle and Progress Illusion· The ReaderReading aloud and tape recordings· The ReaderGreat Memory and Moral Reckoning· The ReaderAvoidance and Retreating· The ReaderIndividual Responsibility and Moral Accountability· The ReaderHomecoming and unattainable longing for home· The ReaderCollective guilt and second-generation responsibility· The ReaderDisavowal· The ReaderEmotional numbness· The ReaderIlliteracy· The ReaderIlliteracy, literacy, and liberation· The ReaderIndifference· The ReaderMemory and retrospective happiness· The ReaderReading aloud· The ReaderRetroactive justice and the nature of law· The ReaderShame· The ReaderUnderstanding and condemnation· The ReaderBureaucracy as Cancer· Naked LunchControl addicts· Naked LunchDivisionism· Naked LunchFactualism· Naked LunchIND· Naked LunchJunk· Naked LunchLiquefactionism· Naked LunchThe Connection· Naked LunchThe live word· Naked LunchThe Word· Naked LunchTotal Demoralization· Naked LunchUn-D.T.· Naked LunchYage state· Naked LunchBeing in Love and Marriage· The Screwtape LettersDivine Love and Infernal Competition· The Screwtape LettersGluttony of Delicacy· The Screwtape LettersInner Ring· The Screwtape LettersNoise, Music, and Silence· The Screwtape LettersNothing· The Screwtape LettersOwnership of Time· The Screwtape LettersPleasure and Its Corruption· The Screwtape LettersThe Direction of Attention· The Screwtape LettersThe Gradual Road to Hell· The Screwtape LettersThe Meaning of “Real”· The Screwtape LettersThe Philological Arm· The Screwtape LettersThe Present and the Future· The Screwtape LettersUnselfishness and Charity· The Screwtape LettersLove as a repellent emotional convention· Journey to the End of the Night