| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - So Said invokes the processes of close reading in hissupport, for the most part convincingly, but in the end his appeal seems to be to the conscience of the(especially) white and middle-class reader:We cannot easily say that since Mansfield Park is a novel, its affiliations with a particularly sordid historyare irrelevant or transcended, not only because it is irresponsible to say that, but becaus
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