Legacy, Volume 13Department of English, University of Massachusetts, 1996 |
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Halaman 17
... narrative author in reference to doubleness : " The reception of his narrative as truth de- pended on the degree to which his artfulness could hide his art " ( 3 ) . 13. By the time of Jacobs's publication , female readers ...
... narrative author in reference to doubleness : " The reception of his narrative as truth de- pended on the degree to which his artfulness could hide his art " ( 3 ) . 13. By the time of Jacobs's publication , female readers ...
Halaman 40
... 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 with a title , preface , and chapter heading that appear to lay ...
... 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 with a title , preface , and chapter heading that appear to lay ...
Halaman 44
... narrative voice remains in the third person , but the movement into the pres- ent tense , the similarity of this para- graph to the first - person preface , and the merging of the plot with the letters that she includes at the end all ...
... narrative voice remains in the third person , but the movement into the pres- ent tense , the similarity of this para- graph to the first - person preface , and the merging of the plot with the letters that she includes at the end all ...
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A JOURNAL | 1 |
Mary Chapman Gender and Influence in Louisa May Alcotts | 19 |
Jill Jones The Disappearing I in Our Nig | 38 |
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