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When Doris Lessing wrote “No Witchcraft for Sale” in the 1950s, she was interested in communist philosophy. In what ways can this story be interpreted as a critique of capitalism and social class?
What role does religion play in this story? Use examples from the text to support your ideas.
By Doris Lessing
A Woman on a Roof
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Briefing for a Descent Into Hell
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Martha Quest
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Prisons We Choose to Live Inside
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The Fifth Child
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The Golden Notebook
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The Grass is Singing
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Through the Tunnel
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To Room Nineteen
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