A School For Fools Geoff Johns Oroonoko (1688) reflects the author’s

Oroonoko (1688) reflects the author’s romantic view of Native Americans as simple

Jing Wang offers the first overview of the feverish decade of the 1980s in China

and he refreshingly articulates that anyone can thereis no hierarchy to original thinking

This is every human being

and philosophy as love

A School For Fools Geoff Johns Oroonoko (1688) reflects the author’sBy turns lyrical and philosophical, witty and baffling, A School for Fools confounds all expectations of the novel. Here we find not one reliable narrator but two unreliable the young man who is a student at the school for fools and his double. What begins as a reverie (with frequent interruptions) comes to seem a sort of fairy tale quest not for gold or marriage but for self knowledge. The currents of consciousness running through the novel are