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A Summons to Memphis Study Guide

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by Peter Taylor
About 36 pages (10,681 words)
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Taylor's major technique is the nonchronological revelation of the complexity of family relations. There is much irony and much humor in the situations, but the narrator recognizes the humor and irony only in hindsight and conveys it ambiguously. Throughout his literary career,.....

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