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My Father’s School—for Me

On June 15, 2014   /   Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, Chapman's Homer, David Gow, Father's Day, fathers, NotYourFathersSchool, teaching, The Gow School  

For a long time after my father died two and a half years ago, I would occasionally have dreams in which he was present in the world of the dream but not present in my direct experience in the dream. He was there, but not right there. […]

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