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    <unittitle>Literature and Revolution II</unittitle>
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    <unitdate datechar="creation" normal="1973-01-11/1973-01-11">1973 January 11</unitdate>
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    <p>This is the second event in the series "Literature and Revolution". As in the first event, Anthony Burgess, Francine du Plessix Gray, Jerzy Kosinski, and Anne Fremantle consider the question of whether a writer can be uncommitted, politically. They discuss the lives and works of many authors and how they bear upon this question, drawing comparisons between both contemporary and historical writers.</p>
    <p> 1 compact cassette (1/8-inch magnetic audio tape; 90 minutes)</p>
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