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Working to teach the mentally handicapped how to use the public buses in Pittsburgh, caseworker Ray Maddes believes that the only way to advance in a materialistic society is to care nothing for advancement, but he soon finds himself in danger of losing his minimalistic struggle.
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 2002Carnegie-Mellon University Press · 181 pages · 9780887483776
- Other · English · 2004Penguin Books · 183 pages · 9780142004074
Bus travelBusesCity and town lifeFictionLoss (Psychology)MenMiddle-aged menPeople with mental disabilities