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The School For Wives by Molière

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4.25

Somehow 1600s sex jokes are way funnier than modern sex jokes.
Come Back, Dr. Caligari by Donald Barthelme

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4.0

I see Barthelme as a display of the "human condition," as many claim should be the focus of most literary works, through dialect. The voice of a narrator is deliberately forged to express their character: their background, their values, their faults. It's a spare but innovative way of writing. From a linguistic perspective and even a general literary perspective these short stories were interesting.
Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon

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5.0


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