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| On Writing. Anais Nin, from The Personal Life Deeply Lived | |
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| A Way of Writing | |
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| The Human Use of Language | |
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| Essay in Reason | |
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| Simplicity | |
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| Thinking about Thinking | |
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| Thinking as a Hobby | |
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| On Various Kinds of Thinking | |
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| Ideology and Moral Philology | |
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| In the Laboratory with Agassiz | |
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| The Method of Scientific Investigation | |
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| Ideas Come First | |
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| Concepts We Live | |
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| Science and Values | |
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| Propaganda under a Dictatorship | |
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| On the Need for Feeling | |
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| A Modest Proposal | |
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| The Deadliest of Sins | |
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| Living Like Weasels | |
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| The Cultural Importance of Art | |
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| I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud (poem) | |
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| The Dream (poem) | |
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| e. e. cummings, since feeling is first (poem) | |
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| Young Soul (poem) | |
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| Language As Power | |
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| The Prince of Creation | |
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| from Talking Power: The Two Faces of Language | |
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| Everybody Is a Politician | |
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| You Are What You Say | |
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| Transformation of Silence into Language and Action | |
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| From the Poets in the Kitchen | |
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| By Any Other Name | |
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| the Language of Oppression | |
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| Politics and the English Language | |
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| What Should Students Learn? | |
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| What High School Is | |
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| from Lives on the Boundary | |
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| Our Lady of Mercy High School | |
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| Loyola University | |
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| Frank Carothers and Ted Erlandson | |
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| "Suddenly I Felt Strange" | |
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| Five Ways to Wisdom | |
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| The Master Ideas | |
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| Overcoming an Invisible Handicap | |
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| The Future of Work | |
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| The Problem of Identity | |
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| Who Shall I Be? | |
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| A Working Community | |
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| How It Feels to Be Colored Me | |
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| You're Short, Besides! | |
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| The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (story) | |
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| Identity in a Temporary Society | |
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| Some Dreamers of the Golden Dream | |
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| A Song in the Front Yard (poem) | |
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| The Unknown Citizen (poem) | |
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| Crossing Cultures | |
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| from Lost in Translation | |
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| The Black Immigrants | |
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| Oral History and La Mujer: The Rosa Guerrero Story | |
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| Padre Luis Olivares | |
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| Neither WASP nor Jew nor Black | |
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| Thinking about Diversity | |
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| On the Meaning of Plumbing and Poverty | |
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| Learn Calligraphy | |
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| The "American Dilemma" | |
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| Prejudice and the Individual | |
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| Dream Deferred (poem) | |
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| Notes of a Native Son | |
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| Just Walk on By: A Black Man Ponders His Power to Alter Public Space | |
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| A Slow Walk of Trees (as Grandmother Would Say) | |
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| Hopeless (as Grandfather Would Say) | |
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| I Want a Black Director | |
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| Race-Holding | |
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| Barriers to Women, Visible and Invisible | |
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| New York Herald, The Woman's Rights Convention (September 12, 1852) | |
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| Two Essays on Women: Professions for Women; | |
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| In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens | |
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| Shakespeare's Sister | |
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| Women's Brains | |
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| Fail: Bright Women | |
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| I Want a Wife. | |
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| Grunts from a Sexist Pig | |
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| Women (poem) | |
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| The Woman in the Ordinary (poem) | |
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| On Being a Man | |
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| from "Introduction" to a Choice of Heroes | |
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| Friendships among Men | |
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