What the Freshman Knew: Jamesian Ambiguity in the International Composition Classroom

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Despotopoulou A. What the Freshman Knew: Jamesian Ambiguity in the International Composition Classroom. In: Approaches to teaching Henry James's Daisy Miller and The turn of the screw. Modern Language Association of America; 2005. pp. 169-176.

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