Legacy, Volume 13Department of English, University of Massachusetts, 1996 |
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... slaves " ( 7 ) . To show maternal strength was to claim herself as a person while also expanding the mid - nineteenth - century definition of motherhood to include active and heroic deeds on the part of slave women . Perhaps the most ...
... slaves " ( 7 ) . To show maternal strength was to claim herself as a person while also expanding the mid - nineteenth - century definition of motherhood to include active and heroic deeds on the part of slave women . Perhaps the most ...
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 ...
Halaman 134
... slave in the garden also had implications for the construction of a South- ern womanhood . Writing from within the ethic of paternalism rather than against it , Hentz often rejected bourgeois notions of individualism as selfish and ...
... slave in the garden also had implications for the construction of a South- ern womanhood . Writing from within the ethic of paternalism rather than against it , Hentz often rejected bourgeois notions of individualism as selfish and ...
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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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