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Journal Article 
Doris Lessing and Her Philosophy of Life 
Cao, Yan; Zheng, Yan; , 
2012 
AMER SCHOLARS PRESS 
MARIETTA 
401-405 
WOS:000310253100068 
Just as the bulk of Doris Lessing's works is formidable, both of her ideology and forms of the novel are also intimidatingly complicated. The interlocking matters of political, social, psychological and philosophical importance and the interweaving plots, characters and events form so large a labyrinth that once it is entered, it is very hard for anyone to find the way out. But there must be a ball of threads, which could lead Daedalus back to the world. Doris Lessing's own life experiences may give us a hint about where that ball of threads is. 
Thomas, L; Zhang, J; Fang, Q; 
978-0-9845209-8-5 
2nd Northeast Asia International Symposium on Language, Literature and Translation 
Changchun, PEOPLES R CHINA