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distinguishes the genre of the spiritual autobiography from that of the slave narrative . Both texts celebrate a black woman's acquisition of agency , but they do so in fundamentally different ways , by offering different definitions of ...
distinguishes the genre of the spiritual autobiography from that of the slave narrative . Both texts celebrate a black woman's acquisition of agency , but they do so in fundamentally different ways , by offering different definitions of ...
Halaman 13
... slave women . Perhaps the most complicated aspect of professing her personhood comes through Linda's difficult ... narrative . Rather than with her body , Linda wins her freedom through words.16 Empha- sizing the power of literacy was ...
... slave women . Perhaps the most complicated aspect of professing her personhood comes through Linda's difficult ... narrative . Rather than with her body , Linda wins her freedom through words.16 Empha- sizing the power of literacy was ...
Halaman 40
... slave " ( 139 ) , in fact , she was not . The format of the slave narrative does not conform to Wilson's story , and , as a " Free Black , " she has no authorized access to the genre . Perhaps for this reason , although Our Nig begins ...
... slave " ( 139 ) , in fact , she was not . The format of the slave narrative does not conform to Wilson's story , and , as a " Free Black , " she has no authorized access to the genre . Perhaps for this reason , although Our Nig begins ...
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