Susan L. Mizruchi

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Susan L. Mizruchi is professor of English and American studies at Boston University.

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Brando's Smile: His Life, T...

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Henry James: A Very Short I...

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Libraries and Archives in t...

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Religion and Cultural Studies.

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The Power of Historical Kno...

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The Science of Sacrifice

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“He had a wide-ranging curiosity and was suspicious of absolutes and rigidity of any kind, rejecting the pressure to conform to a single likeness.”
Susan L. Mizruchi, Brando's Smile: His Life, Thought, and Work

“How did groups become hordes? What made some nations reject totalitarian ideas and others embrace them?”
Susan L. Mizruchi, Brando's Smile: His Life, Thought, and Work

“Brando was giving a dinner for some Hollywood guests, and his housekeeper had left the main dish on the kitchen counter. When Brando went to get the roast, he found the platter empty, and out of the corner of his eye he saw Toto (his enormous pet St. Bernard that he had in the 1960s) heading out the back door. Brando ran after him and wrestled the roast away, put it back on the platter, poured gravy over the dents made by the dog’s teeth, and served it to his guests”
Susan L. Mizruchi, Brando's Smile: His Life, Thought, and Work

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