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the journal full of comparative-class data

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Like Ewell, Day enters a certain amount of comparative-class data in his journal.

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Day's arc glimpsed through the artifact meant to further it: the Recovery Journal turned into a field-notebook of class-anthropology and Lenz-quotations, the intellectual keeping notes on the other addicts instead of working the program with them. The book is precise about the evasion — a man documenting recovery as sociology, standing outside the thing at the exact remove the doctrine says will keep him from it, the too-clever resident using the Journal as one more place to hide.

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