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Anne Tyler: Critical Essay by Barbara Harrell Carson

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SOURCE: Carson, Barbara Harrell. “‘Endlessly Branching and Dividing’: Anne Tyler's Dynamic Causality.” Soundings 85, nos. 3-4 (fall-winter 2002): 301-21.

In the following essay, Carson considers the topic of free will in Tyler's novels.

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