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Brave New World Lesson 10 Linda could be seen as a character who doesn’t want to be a character, who is ashamed to be a human being.

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1 Brave New World Lesson 10 Linda could be seen as a character who doesn’t want to be a character, who is ashamed to be a human being.

2 LINDA LIKE ROBINSON CRUSOE
Brave New World Lesson 10 LINDA LIKE ROBINSON CRUSOE

3 Brave New World Lesson 10 John has a past and feelings to remember: looks like a human being more than the others

4 MESCAL VERSUS SOMA: NATURAL AGAINST SYNTHETIC DRUGS
Brave New World Lesson 10 MESCAL VERSUS SOMA: NATURAL AGAINST SYNTHETIC DRUGS

5 Everything is told in free indirect discourse
Brave New World Lesson 10 Everything is told in free indirect discourse

6 Brave New World Lesson 10

7 Shakespeare as a Bible Woolf and War
Brave New World Lesson 10 Shakespeare as a Bible Woolf and War

8 CULTURE AND UNHAPPINESS
Brave New World Lesson 10 CULTURE AND UNHAPPINESS

9 Brave New World Lesson 10 PAST FUTURE PRESENT

10 HAMLET MACBETH TEMPEST
Brave New World Lesson 10 HAMLET MACBETH TEMPEST

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