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"This is a country where a human life is worth less than a ticket from Mexico City to Acapulco on the miserable Estrella de Oro line."-pg76

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"This is a country where a human life is worth less than a ticket from Mexico City to Acapulco on the miserable Estrella de Oro line."-pg76

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the animal tragedies were so jarring

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Ugh Rondinone is a Swiss artist whose work in the early 2000s featured a lot of clowns

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How does this change the way we read the book?

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His "hyperbolic" theory might be influencing how he's telling his story, creating an atmosphere of importance in regards to all the name dropping. It could also be affecting how he describes the "mental abuse" from Flaca.

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"Americans have no identity, but they do have wonderful teeth" (pg.31)

"I'd realized that despite the Mexicans who make every possible effort to ruin everything, Mexico is glorious" (pg. 44)

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mixed reactions on the nail scene, but overall fascination with how Gustavo is a collector (nails, straws, teeth, rubberbands, paperclips, other things he's eventually auctioned off)

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prediction spectrum: "father+son salesman duo" orrrrr "son tortures his father/patricide"??

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prediction spectrum: "father+son salesman duo" orrrrr "son tortures his father/patricide"??

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sorry, couldn't find a detailed portrait of her teeth

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she meant mormons

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so i originally said dracula's canine, but then i remembered his brides from the Van Helsing movie and yeah this is better.

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“The regular connection between a sign, its sense, and its reference is of such a kind that to the sign there corresponds a definite sense and to that in turn a definite reference, while to a given reference (an object) there does not belong only a single sign.”

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“by means of hyperbolics, I could restore an object’s value through ‘an elegant surpassing of the truth.’” 

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“by means of hyperbolics, I could restore an object’s value through ‘an elegant surpassing of the truth.’” 

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potential overall theme? pg. 45

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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-11138577

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"Savage suspected Virginia’s mental instability was the result of a nest of bacteria in the roots of her teeth and, in an attempt to cure her, recommended she have three of her teeth pulled in June of 1922."

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Virginia Woolf’s Strange Treatment to Cure Her Mental Illness - Virginia Woolf Blog

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Virginia Woolf’s psychiatrist, George Savage, subscribed to a common medical theory in the 1920s known as “focal infection theory” which was the belief that mental illness and other health problems…

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1. an epithet of Buddha meaning “he who has attained his goal.”

2. (italics) a novel (1922) by Hermann Hesse.

3. Mexican musician?

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Interesting article about her book "Lost Children Archive" published in 2019

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Interesting article about her book "Lost Children Archive" published in 2019

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Post-"The Story of my Teeth" with relevant themes to todays' political climate.

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Valeria Luiselli: ‘I look at Mexico from afar with pain and love’

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The author of Lost Children Archive tells of her work in US youth immigration courts and her difficulty in choosing whether to write in English or Spanish