| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The narrator's free-association, in Rosenfeld's eyes, feeds into this "subjectivism, because it is a reaction against imposed structure:To attach one's eye to a small spot and let the mind wander is to free oneself of what Bal calls doxa, official interpretations that hide truth or stunt imagination; Woolf's story contains numerous examples of such doxa, beginning, paradoxically, with that ol
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