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(Explosion) Everyone Needs Help.. Again  – Hour of the Star by Clarice Lispector

When I finished Hour of the Star by Clarice Lispector, I really tried to reflect on what I read. It was not what I was expecting at all. One trend I am noticing in the novels we have been reading is that almost all of these characters need therapy. I can’t say I necessarily dislike […]

Posted in Blogs, Lispector | Tagged with Clarice Lispector, class, Consumerism, Hour of the Star, trauma

Another Sad Poor Woman and Awful Man to Add to this Class (Explosion)- “The Hour of the Star” By Clarice Lispector

“The Hour of the Star,” to use “Gen Z” terms is a book full of “yapping” but in my opinion good and insightful yapping. With a book of many titles Lispector gives a very unique experience to the reader as she writes about an author writing about a girl, named half way through the book, …

Posted in Blogs, Lispector | Tagged with class, coming of age, Conflict, Consumerism, I hate men, poverty, Suffering, tragedy, Womanhood

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