that is his head, containing a brain of a different brand than that of the synthetic jellies preserved in the skulls around him
by Vladimir Nabokov (0 Reviews)
In Vladimir Nabokov's "Pale Fire," the protagonist grapples with themes of identity and perception as he examines a unique head that stands out among others. This specific head houses a brain that differs markedly from the artificial ones preserved in surrounding skulls, emphasizing a dichotomy between the genuine and the synthetic. This observation highlights the complexities of individuality and the philosophical implications of what it means to be truly alive and...
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