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”An ordinary mind on an ordinary day”
This paper takes as its focus the well-known imperative sentence from Woolf’s essay ‘Modern Fiction’: ‘Examine, for a moment, an ordinary mind on an ordinary day’. The tenor of this sentence is philosophical, in that it draws on the vocabulary and the rhetorical style of the English academic philoso
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