Prison Literature in America: The Victim as Criminal and ArtistL. Hill, 1982 - 303 sidor |
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... animal metaphors to capture the general inhumanity of the system . " He makes an intriguing suggestion about overtones in the Narrative from the animal tales of Black slave culture . And he emphasizes the appropriateness of the animal ...
... animal metaphors to capture the general inhumanity of the system . " He makes an intriguing suggestion about overtones in the Narrative from the animal tales of Black slave culture . And he emphasizes the appropriateness of the animal ...
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... animal existence , his human consciousness seems to serve only the function of self - torture . But even this ultimate degradation contains the potential of human liberation . Douglass's authorial strategy here is crucial . He is aware ...
... animal existence , his human consciousness seems to serve only the function of self - torture . But even this ultimate degradation contains the potential of human liberation . Douglass's authorial strategy here is crucial . He is aware ...
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... animal . The animal imagery associated with the slaveholders , however , con- tinues , actually building to a climax after his escape from both enslavement and the rural world . This climax takes place in the least agrarian setting ...
... animal . The animal imagery associated with the slaveholders , however , con- tinues , actually building to a climax after his escape from both enslavement and the rural world . This climax takes place in the least agrarian setting ...
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Songs of Slavery | 73 |
A History of Literature by Convicts | 124 |
Two Novelists of the American Prison | 181 |
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