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Death in Venice: Critical Essay by Carrie Zlotnick-Woldenberg

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SOURCE: Zlotnick-Woldenberg, Carrie. “An Object-Relational Interpretation of Thomas Mann's Death in Venice.” American Journal of Psychotherapy 51 (fall 1997): 542-51.

In the following essay, Zlotnick-Woldenberg applies object-relational theory to Death in Venice.

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