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Disease and Literature: Joseph Dewey

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SOURCE: "The Music for a Closing: Responses to AIDS in Three American Novels," in AIDS: The Literary Response, edited by Emmanuel S. Nelson, Twayne Publishers, 1992, pp. 23-38.

In the following essay, Dewey examines three novels that he considers exemplary literary representations of the realities surrounding AIDS.

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