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Richard A. Garner is an Instructional Assistant Professor and the Director of Speech & Debate in The Honors College at the University of Houston.

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Wes Anderson’s Worlds by Michael Chabon | The New York Review of Books

Wes Anderson’s art as the refinding of lost objects. Also Nabokov and Joseph Cornell.

Wes Anderson’s Worlds by Michael Chabon | The New York Review of Books

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Format LinkPosted on July 30, 2013Author Richard A. GarnerTags freud, joseph cornell, nabokov, wes anderson

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