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The bewildering mystical "best friend" of "I." "I." describes their relationship as one of pupil and teacher, with F. presenting himself as having such intellectual and spiritual capacities as have enabled him to develop an all-encompassing "system," though one that escapes "I." and the reader. His
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of the 1960s. While its prose is simple, the book itself is difficult, and dense in imagery and symbolism. It is broken into three "books", each with a different narrator: the historian (called "I." by critics) is the narrator of book one, "The
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to focus his creativity on the novel. Despite a lavish rollout, sales were disappointing, and critics were initially unsympathetic or hostile. The book gained critical and commercial attention only after Cohen had given up novel-writing and turned to the songwriting and performing upon which his
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refusing to carry the book, despite McClelland's reassurances to W. H. Smith that "most of the people interested in pornography would not begin to understand either Cohen's purpose or his accomplishment". The $ 6.50 cover price dampened sales as well. Cohen thought it too high, but McClelland
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Natives are seen as being displaced by the French, while the
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explained it was necessary to offset the publication costs and extensive promotion. He accused Cohen of being "unwilling to put self out" in the way of promotion, and urged him to do more television and radio interviews.
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and about four hundred of the top names in the
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with great zeal–to such a degree that the Jesuit priests find they must restrain her. Following her death at the age of 24, her skin becomes white. She is associated with Edith, the
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together under their feeling of oppression by the anglophones, but anglophone Canada is unable to bring together a national identity to distinguish themselves from the Americans.
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advertisements well known to contemporary comic-book readers). He asserts his culture by becoming a leader in the Quebec separatist movement.
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of 1965". He claimed he had figured out how to "write a novel in three weeks", and that he would manage four more in 1965.
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elevator that kills her. The narrator and F. console each other in bed over Edith's death.
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2247:From Cohen to Carson: The Poet's Novel in Canada
373:. Homosexuality and bisexuality are prominent.
222:At the centre of the novel are the members of a
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2348:Intricate Preparations: Writing Leonard Cohen
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1929:. Wilfrid Laurier University Press. pp.
1776:Intricate Preparations: Writing Leonard Cohen
3188:Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song
634:Plastic Birchbark / A Treatment of the World
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2156:Various Positions: A Life of Leonard Cohen
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3118:Ladies and Gentlemen... Mr. Leonard Cohen
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2734:Live at the Isle of Wight 1970
2273:"The Fiction of Leonard Cohen"
2181:Porter, J. S. (October 2005).
2122:Studies in Canadian Literature
2115:Migotti, Mark (January 2009).
2053:Studies in Canadian Literature
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630:Beautiful Losers / A Pop Novel
324:her aunts. She takes to pious
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2611:New Skin for the Old Ceremony
2383:Leonard Cohen And His Critics
2350:. ECW Press. pp. 24–50.
2296:Stacey, Robert David (2000).
2159:. University of Texas Press.
1778:. ECW Press. pp. 12–23.
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526:National Film Board of Canada
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2864:Leonard Cohen Tour 2008–2010
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3167:Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man
2907:Dance Me to the End of Love
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2794:The Essential Leonard Cohen
2131:University of New Brunswick
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2423:. Douglas & McIntyre.
2215:. McGill-Queens. pp.
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1910:Edinburgh University Press
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42:First US edition (publ.
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2455:Video of Leonard Cohen
2385:. McGraw-Hill Ryerson.
2334:Wilkins, Peter (2000).
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174:The novel reflects the
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3258:The Holy or the Broken
3132:Beware of a Holy Whore
3037:The Spice-Box of Earth
2886:Ain't No Cure for Love
2618:Death of a Ladies' Man
2604:Songs of Love and Hate
2590:Songs of Leonard Cohen
2153:Nadel, Ira B. (2007).
1961:. LIT Verlag Münster.
1902:Hammill, Faye (2007).
1868:Goldie, Terry (2003).
1806:: Escape from Freedom"
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710:by P. Edouard Lecompte
695:Sources and influences
617:McClelland and Stewart
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1992:: All the Polarities"
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1732:Adria, Marco (1990).
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714:Kateri of the Mohawks
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3300:1966 Canadian novels
2921:Famous Blue Raincoat
2869:Old Ideas World Tour
2812:Famous Blue Raincoat
2688:Thanks for the Dance
1834:Dobson, Kit (2009).
1800:Deer, Glenn (1994).
1705:Leonard Cohen on CBC
748:The Song of Hiawatha
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319:Catherine Tekakwitha
278:Catherine Tekakwitha
130:and a leader in the
128:Member of Parliament
113:Catherine Tekakwitha
3160:Looking for Leonard
3110:Film and television
2741:Songs from the Road
1996:Canadian Literature
1905:Canadian Literature
1870:"Producing Losers:
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1527:, pp. 132–133.
808:to these meetings.
742:Friedrich Nietzsche
572:Publication history
561:Parasites of Heaven
164:Canadian literature
136:literary techniques
121:anglophone Canadian
119:between an unnamed
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3100:A Ballet of Lepers
3051:Flowers for Hitler
3044:The Favourite Game
3012:You Want It Darker
2681:You Want It Darker
2458:reading an excerpt
990:on his 2021 album
978:Buffy Sainte-Marie
946:. You can help by
875:literature before
831:. You can help by
779:Book of Revelation
760:Emanuel Swedenborg
732:a farmer's almanac
638:Flowers for Hitler
591:. You can help by
516:The Favourite Game
466:Flowers for Hitler
461:The Favourite Game
452:The Favourite Game
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202:. You can help by
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3195:So Long, Marianne
2984:So Long, Marianne
2963:In My Secret Life
2780:So Long, Marianne
2632:Various Positions
2597:Songs from a Room
2403:Ondaatje, Michael
2357:978-1-55022-433-7
2319:978-1-55022-433-7
2256:978-0-7735-3276-2
2241:Rae, Ian (2008).
2226:978-0-7735-1665-6
2166:978-0-292-71732-9
2027:978-0-88920-765-3
1968:978-3-643-11035-0
1940:978-0-88920-980-0
1887:978-1-55111-373-9
1853:978-1-55458-063-7
1836:"Leonard Cohen's
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1785:978-1-55022-433-7
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