1. Literary Analysis of Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov
... no circumstance or situation that should allow a book to be banned. Books are a form of expression and not necessarily self-expression. Stories are born from characters and settings woven together to form their own worlds and no matter how many similarities such a world bears to reality, it is still a world of its own. Nabokov distinguishes this phenomenon himself several times in his essay, Good Readers ... story and characters. It is not to be taken seriously or considered factually correct because great novels are great fairy tales. "And Bleak House, that fantastic romance within a f...
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