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Kitzel is on page 69 of 240 of The Lacanian Subject: Between Language and Jouissance

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Kitzel is on page 654 of 783 of Ulysses

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Kitzel is on page 195 of 256 of Le Coeur en dehors

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Kitzel is on page 68 of 160 of L'Incertitude qui vient des rêves

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Kitzel is on page 137 of 256 of Le Coeur en dehors

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Kitzel is on page 50 of 160 of L'Incertitude qui vient des rêves

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Kitzel is on page 49 of 240 of The Lacanian Subject: Between Language and Jouissance

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Kitzel is on page 41 of 746 of The Second Sex

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Kitzel is on page 654 of 720 of A Little Life

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Kitzel is on page 518 of 720 of A Little Life

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Kitzel is on page 478 of 720 of A Little Life

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Kitzel is on page 427 of 720 of A Little Life

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Kitzel is on page 623 of 783 of Ulysses

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Kitzel is on page 316 of 720 of A Little Life

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Kitzel is on page 96 of 256 of Le Coeur en dehors

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Kitzel is on page 600 of 783 of Ulysses

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Kitzel is on page 345 of 827 of Underworld

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Kitzel is on page 183 of 827 of Underworld

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Kitzel is on page 151 of 341 of Eating Animals

A difficult read - last night's barbecue was difficult to stomach. Still I'm incredibly glad I live in Europe...

— Jul 13, 2015 09:37AM Add a comment

Kitzel is reading The Captain's Daughter

This novella reminded me strongly of Turgenev's "First Love". However, the coming of age of this boy Petr' Andréjïtsch is rather more pleasing, as the boy turns into a man before the reader's eyes. Pleasing, a little old fashioned, but definitely worth reading. Interesting insight into Russian history in a fictional account.

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