SOURCE: "From Canada: A Portentous, Symbol-laden Tale of Forgetting and Identity," in Chicago Tribune—Books, April 3, 1994, pp. 3, 9.
[In the following, which is a revised version, submitted by the critic, of a review that originally appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Whitehouse remarks on Amnesia's intricate structure and Cooper's use of myriad symbols and images to discuss human consciousness.]
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