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Yann Martel: Critical Review by Charlotte Innes

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SOURCE: Innes, Charlotte. “Robinson Crusoe, Move Over.” Nation 275, no. 6 (19 August 2002): 25-9.

In the following review, Innes discusses the themes of religious faith and doubt in The Life of Pi.

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