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'Do You See What I'm Saying?': The Inadequacy of Explanation and the Uses of Story in the Short Fiction of Raymond Carver

Charles E. May

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Charles E. May, 'Do You See What I'm Saying?': The Inadequacy of Explanation and the Uses of Story in the Short Fiction of Raymond Carver, The Yearbook of English Studies, Vol. 31, North American Short Stories and Short Fictions (2001), pp. 39-49

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Charles E. May, 'Do You See What I'm Saying?': The Inadequacy of Explanation and the Uses of Story in the Short Fiction of Raymond Carver, The Yearbook of English Studies, Vol. 31, North American Short Stories and Short Fictions (2001), pp. 39-49

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Charles E. May, 'Do You See What I'm Saying?': The Inadequacy of Explanation and the Uses of Story in the Short Fiction of Raymond Carver, The Yearbook of English Studies, Vol. 31, North American Short Stories and Short Fictions (2001), pp. 39-49

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