“Enlarging their clearing in the jungle”: The (Modest) Significance of “My Guru and His Disciple”
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Victor Marsh discusses "Enlarging their clearing in the jungle": The (Modest) Significance of "My Guru and His Disciple.” Marsh is Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Queensland. This lecture was included in the session titled, "Isherwood and the Spiritual Life."
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