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World Literature
Pedro Páramo: Comala’s Dead, a Landowning Tyrant, and History Buried in Murmurs
Ficciones: The Library of Babel, Forking Time, and Books That Rewrite Reality
The Death of Ivan Ilyich: A Proper Life, the Lie of Illness, and Light at the End
To the Lighthouse: One Dinner, Ten Years, and the Final Line on a Canvas
The Master and Margarita: The Devil in Moscow, Pilate’s Story, and a Manuscript Restored
Lolita: Beautiful Language, Unreliable Narration, and a Girl’s Stolen Voice
Jane Eyre: Self-Respect, Equality in Love, and an Imperial Secret in the Attic
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: The Raft, Conscience, and America’s Racial Language
Brave New World: Manufactured Happiness, Shakespeare, and the Right to Be Unhappy
Invisible Man: An Unnamed Narrator, Organisational Machines, and Underground Light
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