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1 " It is not accidental that the most unsympathetic characters in Austen's novels are those who are incapable of genuine dialogue with others. They rant. They lecture. They scold. This incapacity for true dialogue implies an incapacity for tolerance, self-reflection and empathy. "
― Azar Nafisi , Reading Lolita in Tehran: A Memoir in Books
