THE WIZARD OF OZ: HOW A CHILDREN’S TALE EXPOSES THE MODERN ILLUSION
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THE WIZARD OF OZ: HOW A CHILDREN’S TALE EXPOSES THE MODERN ILLUSION

by G R Whitcombe

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G R Whitcombe offers a critical reading of The Wizard of Oz, exploring how a beloved children’s tale can illuminate ideas about illusion, perception, and modern life. This concise interpretive work invites readers to reconsider a familiar story from a thoughtful, broader perspective.

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THE WIZARD OF OZ: HOW A CHILDREN’S TALE EXPOSES THE MODERN ILLUSION examines the enduring story of The Wizard of Oz through a critical and interpretive lens.

The book considers how a familiar children’s tale can engage with broader ideas about illusion and the way modern life is understood.

Written by G R Whitcombe, this work invites readers to look beyond the story’s surface and reflect on the meanings that may lie beneath its imaginative world.

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