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Room With A View

The document discusses a novel that explores tourists visiting Italy seeking the "authentic" culture rather than tourist attractions. The tourists bring their own perspectives and preconceptions that shape their views of Italy. The characters, particularly Lucy, are determined to experience the real Italy rather than the tourist versions they believe have been dulled or obscured. They want to move past deception and experience the true, undisguised version of the country and culture.

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Room With A View

The document discusses a novel that explores tourists visiting Italy seeking the "authentic" culture rather than tourist attractions. The tourists bring their own perspectives and preconceptions that shape their views of Italy. The characters, particularly Lucy, are determined to experience the real Italy rather than the tourist versions they believe have been dulled or obscured. They want to move past deception and experience the true, undisguised version of the country and culture.

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IAN E. M.

FORSTER
-wrote six novels
-pg40- it was not that ladies were inferior to men
-pg7- customs, norms, rules being shared; inauthentic Italy; they are after the
authentic, real Italian culture. They believe that a lot has been dulled.
-pg23- 3rd paragraph: stop deceiving/bsing
-pg28-pg19: lost, word of a craven; Lucy is determined to experience the true real Italy
rather than touristy
-Italy receded- pg18
-they bring their own perspectives and such, baggage
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