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The paper chase

Book • 1985
This book, first published in 1966, is part of Hal Porter's autobiographical trilogy.

It vividly recounts two crucial decades of Porter's life, from his late teens through his stormy twenties and thirties.

The narrative spans various locations including Gippsland, Melbourne, Adelaide, Tasmania, and occupied Japan, detailing his experiences as a teacher, writer, and in other diverse roles.

The book is praised for its masterful prose and provides a deep insight into Porter's life and writing style.

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A.J. Hanenberg
when discussing the Socratic method and its application in education.
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GP Gottlieb
as a movie referencing the experience of being humiliated by a professor in class.
Janet Kintner, "A Judge’s Tale: A Trailblazer Fights for her Place on the Bench" (She Writes Press, 2025)

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