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Octavio Paz: Critical Review by John Kenneth Galbraith

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SOURCE: "Envoy of Mexico and the Muse," in Washington Post Book World, Vol. 27, April 20, 1997, p. 3.

[Galhraith is an author and professor of economics emeritus at Harvard University. In the following review, Galbraith reveals the thematic arrangement of In Light of India.]

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