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“I dream,” she tells us in Seducing the Demon, “that I have written an amazing book.”
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“I dream,” she tells us in Seducing the Demon, “that I have written an amazing book.”
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Consider the tale of “Dart,” as Jong calls one of her more significant others in Seducing the Demon.
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Consider the tale of “Dart,” as Jong calls one of her more significant others in Seducing the Demon.
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(Not content merely to detail, in Seducing the Demon, how she destroyed Martha Stewart’s marriage, Jong also assaults us with all the withering things Stewart’s husband allegedly said about Martha in flagrante delicto.)
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(Not content merely to detail, in Seducing the Demon, how she destroyed Martha Stewart’s marriage, Jong also assaults us with all the withering things Stewart’s husband allegedly said about Martha in flagrante delicto.)
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"Seducing" implies some kind of damage, and I do not think that Kramer's writing does any harm.
'Music à La Mode' Kramer, Lawrence 1994
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And she brought the idea to her new dating reality show, “Seducing Cindy,” debuting on the FOX Reality Channel Jan. 30.
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Twenge's book arrives just a month after The Mirror Effect: How Celebrity Narcissism Is Seducing America, a book co-written by behavioral expert Drew Pinsky, which suggests that a celebrity-obsessed culture is causing more narcissism.
Is narcissism on the upswing in the young? Studies disagree 2009
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The USA's celebrity-obsessed culture is causing us to become more narcissistic, says behavior expert and physician Drew Pinsky, co-author of The Mirror Effect: How Celebrity Narcissism Is Seducing America.
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