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Reddit mentions of The Reading Lesson: The Threat of Mass Literacy in Nineteenth-Century British Fiction
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- Interior: 52” x 3.75” x 10.25” Exterior: 53.63” x 3.75” x 13”
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>However, if you truly believe that self-medication reasonable theme for the novella then you are sadly misinformed.
I don't see anything in his explanation that excludes themes of duality. In fact, the theme of medicating to get rid oneself of their darker side is a necessarily dualistic interpretation.
As an aside, Patrick Brantlinger has a good argument for Strange Case being influenced by the desire of 19th century English elites to maintain cultural authority over the Irish and other "native savages." Pretty good stuff.