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Death in Venice: Critical Essay by Tom Hayes and Lee Quinby

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SOURCE: Hayes, Tom, and Lee Quinby. “The Aporia of Bourgeois Art: Desire in Thomas Mann's Death in Venice.Criticism 31, no. 2 (spring 1989): 159-77.

In the following essay, Hayes and Quinby explore “the dilemma of desire” in Death in Venice.

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