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    Browsing 2011 Spring English Senior Honors Theses (MU) by Thesis Advisor 
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    • The symbolic significance of vice in Raymond Carver's What we talk about when we talk about love: blue-collar despair transcending class distinction 

      Kiley, Jackie (2011)
      Raymond Carver's literary reputation is often defined as a minimalist writer who is known for his ability to effectively chronicle blue-collar despair. Because of his affinity to focus on characters of a lower class ...

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