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The Overcoat: Critical Essay by Donald Fanger

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Nikolai Gogol
About 13 pages (3,915 words)
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"Epic Intentions," in The Creation of Nikolai Gogol, The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1979, pp. 145-63.

In the following excerpt the critic outlines the techniques which he argues make the theme of "The Overcoat" elusive.

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