Otherness Fades

Fleming talks about his affair with a Hungarian woman named Martha whom he met on the north porch of Chartres Cathedral. He also mentions his Fulbright teaching post at the National University of Rwanda and his return to America to teach at Annapolis, by this time engaged to be married to his childh...

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Published inSouthwest review Vol. 98; no. 2; pp. 182 - 193
Main Author FLEMING, BRUCE
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Dallas Southern Methodist University Press 22.03.2013
Southern Methodist University
Southwest Review
Subjects
Alterity
Colleges & universities
Diplomatic & consular services
Essays
Higher education
Hungarian
Life (Philosophy)
Lovers
Marriage
Multiculturalism
Otherness
Personal relationships
Psychological aspects
Social aspects
Teaching
Hungary
Germany
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Summary:Fleming talks about his affair with a Hungarian woman named Martha whom he met on the north porch of Chartres Cathedral. He also mentions his Fulbright teaching post at the National University of Rwanda and his return to America to teach at Annapolis, by this time engaged to be married to his childhood sweetheart, with whom he had reconnected the previous summer. Moreover, he shares what happened during his application to the Foreign Service.
ISSN:0038-4712
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