How does Colette challenge traditional notions of morality in 'The Pure and the Impure'?
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How does Colette challenge traditional notions of morality in 'The Pure and the Impure'?
What do you think inspired Colette to focus so intensely on themes of personal freedom and desire?
Did anyone else find themselves questioning their own perceptions of purity and impurity after reading?
