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\t What is the difference between naked and nude?ùJ.P., Cambridge, Massachusetts.\p
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\t Though often used interchangeably, naked implies unprotected, as in Shakespeare's phrase, "naked to mine enemies." Nude means merely undraped, or without clothing, as a nude statue or in a nude painting. Perhaps the difference in feeling between the two words is best summed up in Robert Graves's "The Naked and the Nude":\p
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\t For me, the naked and the nude\p
\t (By lexicographers construed as\p
\t synonyms that should express the\p
\t same deficiency of dress or shelter)\p
\t stand as wide apart as love from\p
\t lies, or truth from art.\p
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\f0\fs12\n Artist:  Pater Sato}