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Selling one’s soul to the Twin· The Son The Mole· The Son A creative philosophy grounded in completion· The World According to Garp Garp’s anxiety about children’s safety and overprotection· The World According to Garp "Read the work, forget the life."· The World According to Garp Desire and its destructive effects on marriage· The World According to Garp Realistic novelistic imagination· The World According to Garp A doctor who sees only terminal cases· The World According to Garp Women’s independence and the choice of solitude· The World According to Garp Gender antagonism and polarization· The World According to Garp The separation of art and social responsibility· The World According to Garp Allen Jamesism· The World According to Garp Garp’s view of comedy: laughter alongside tragedy and compassion· The World According to Garp Energy as life force and creativity· The World According to Garp Class conflict and upper-class privilege· The World According to Garp Memory and Remembrance· The World According to Garp Writing to carry sorrow· The World According to Garp Bears as a recurring motif· The World According to Garp Truth and fiction in Garp’s storytelling· The World According to Garp Class C and reclassification· The World According to Garp Death and mortality· The World According to Garp Duncan’s “imaginary eye”· The World According to Garp Male desire and shared culpability· The World According to Garp Fear of death and losing loved ones· The World According to Garp Ellen Jamesianism· The World According to Garp Feminism and women’s autonomy· The World According to Garp Garp Worldview· The World According to Garp Imagination and lived experience· The World According to Garp Johanna’s dream of Charlemagne’s soldiers· The World According to Garp Lust· The World According to Garp Political procrastination· The World According to Garp Sexual suspicion of independent women· The World According to Garp Solitude· The World According to Garp The world according to Garp· The World According to Garp Redemption through love and compassion· The Canterville Ghost Anglo-American cultural conflict· The Canterville Ghost Death as rest· The Canterville Ghost Unwritten Führer Order· Fatherland Nazi-era resettlement policy· Fatherland Détente· Fatherland “Resettlement to the East”· Fatherland Individual responsibility, complicity, and moral choice· Fatherland Swiss wartime anonymous safe-deposit box system· Fatherland Eliminating witnesses and suppressing the truth· Fatherland Eastern conquest and Nazi expansionism· Fatherland Historical truth and state-controlled memory· Fatherland Nazi eugenics· Fatherland Germanization policy· Fatherland Bureaucratic paperwork as an instrument of war and power· Fatherland The Holocaust and its erasure from history· Fatherland Night and Fog decree· Fatherland “Asocial” classification· Fatherland Police-state surveillance and informing· Fatherland Historical truth and denial· Fatherland Nazi racial hierarchy· Fatherland Nuremberg Laws· Fatherland Nazi concealment of the disappearance of Jews· Fatherland National Socialism· Fatherland National Socialism and the Führer cult· Fatherland Totenburg (Citadel of the Dead)· Fatherland The Moralization of Eating and Abstinence· Big Brother Sibling Loyalty· Big Brother Ordinary Life and Ordinary Pleasures· Big Brother Control, Discipline, and Indulgence· Big Brother Unbounded Familial Responsibility· Big Brother Obesity stigma and body shame· Big Brother Concealment and Information Control in the Family· Big Brother Sibling loyalty versus marital obligation· Big Brother Using Food to Fill Emotional Emptiness· Big Brother The Anticlimax of Achievement and Transformation· Big Brother Big Presents in Small Packages (BPSP)· Big Brother Exceptionalism and Entitlement to Success· Big Brother Food as an elusive promise of satisfaction· Big Brother My brother’s keeper· Big Brother Weight stigma and the moralization of body size· Big Brother The transience and rise and fall of civilizations· Ozymandias Militarization of scientific knowledge· Ozymandias Ozymandias allusion· Ozymandias Providence and Supernatural Judgment· The Castle of Otranto Manfred’s Forbidden Marriage Attempt· The Castle of Otranto Marriage as a Means of Securing Dynastic Succession· The Castle of Otranto Legitimacy and Usurpation of Otranto’s Rule· The Castle of Otranto Prophecies of Otranto· The Castle of Otranto Patriarchal control over female bodies· The Vagina Monologues Yoni power· The Vagina Monologues Memory and Observation· A Murder Is Announced Inheritance and greed· A Murder Is Announced The will to live· A Murder Is Announced Murder Game· A Murder Is Announced Pip and Emma inheritance mystery· A Murder Is Announced Judicial injustice· Justine Natural determinism of desire· Justine Crime as a force for balancing nature· Justine Fate and misfortune· Justine Freethinking libertinism· Justine The mystery of Providence and virtue’s suffering· Justine Nature· Justine Virtue and its suffering· Justine Providence and divine will· Justine Pleasure intensified by pain· Justine