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Educated Imagination (Midland Books: No. 88) by Northrop Frye
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Educated Imagination (Midland Books: No. 88)

by Northrop Frye

Series: CBC Massey Lectures (1962)

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A succinct look at why imagination is important in language and other aspects of our lives. I found myself copying down quotes constantly. Frye has a way of forming a few clear sentences for broad, important topics, making his writing easy to read and quite striking. What he says resonates profoundly. ( )
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