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Referring to Denis Diderot's 18th-century essay "The Paradox of Acting" is second nature to him.
David Finkle: Easy Reader: Simon Callow's My Life in Pieces Just the Superb Ticket for Theater Lovers David Finkle 2011
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Referring to Denis Diderot's 18th-century essay "The Paradox of Acting" is second nature to him.
David Finkle: Easy Reader: Simon Callow's My Life in Pieces Just the Superb Ticket for Theater Lovers David Finkle 2011
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Going back a bit, both Laurence Sterne's Tristam Shandy and Diderot's Jacques le fataliste (also Milan Kundera's hommage to Diderot, Jacques et son maitre).
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Delia Sherman and Christopher Barzak on Interfictions 2 2010
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Referring to Denis Diderot's 18th-century essay "The Paradox of Acting" is second nature to him.
David Finkle: Easy Reader: Simon Callow's My Life in Pieces Just the Superb Ticket for Theater Lovers David Finkle 2011
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Referring to Denis Diderot's 18th-century essay "The Paradox of Acting" is second nature to him.
David Finkle: Easy Reader: Simon Callow's My Life in Pieces Just the Superb Ticket for Theater Lovers David Finkle 2011
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Referring to Denis Diderot's 18th-century essay "The Paradox of Acting" is second nature to him.
David Finkle: Easy Reader: Simon Callow's My Life in Pieces Just the Superb Ticket for Theater Lovers David Finkle 2011
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In this connection may be cited the following passage from Diderot's
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Although Denis Diderot's 18th-century "Encyclopedia" included an article on ice cream, it remained a relatively rare and costly luxury until the development of refrigeration.
Single Servings Aram Bakshian Jr. 2011
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Referring to Denis Diderot's 18th-century essay "The Paradox of Acting" is second nature to him.
David Finkle: Easy Reader: Simon Callow's My Life in Pieces Just the Superb Ticket for Theater Lovers David Finkle 2011
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But this cultured distance from natural power becomes indistinguishable from base subservience, much as the later use of "wit," culminating in Diderot's Le
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