The Writer’s Provisional Beliefs

The novel “Elizabeth Costello,” by the writer J. M. Coetzee contains the chapter “At the Gate,” in which there is a description of Costello’s judgment. At the end of her life, she needs to write a final statement on her own beliefs. She is in front of the gate and wants to cross it. Costello keeps h...

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