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one-dimensionality

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Noun1.one-dimensionality - the property of having one dimensionone-dimensionality - the property of having one dimension
dimensionality - the spatial property of having dimensions; "all matter has dimensionality"


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Morrison's books are full of white people whose sins of greed, avarice, and slave-owning are the only things that save them from one-dimensionality, while the disenfranchised, usually black characters live much more interesting, albeit hair-raising, inner lives filled with signs, dreams, visiting spirits, visions, and unseen friends -- mystical realism that never ceases to chill the reader.
Self-absorbed with her own one-dimensionality, Oedipa never heard Pynchon laughing as he scammed the literati once again.
On the contrary, with Guthier the bodies acquire corporeality, mass and weight, not as the outcome of a simulation of the artist, but as a result of his decision to release them from their one-dimensionality.
 
 
 
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