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Don Juan and His Daughter is a study of the creative power of illicit desire. While Melville’s Gay Father dealt with fathers’ erotic feelings for their sons, here Tuman ventures into the realm of female longing. In sections one and three, the focus is on women’s romantic feelings for their own... read more
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Don Juan and His Daughter is a study of the creative power of illicit desire. While <i>Melville’s Gay Father</i> dealt with fathers’ erotic feelings for their sons, here Tuman ventures into the realm of female longing. In sections one and three, the focus is on women’s romantic... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
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- Dewey: 809
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