Reading and the Representation of Ambiguity in Jean Toomer's Cane Journal Issue:

作者: Berkeley Undergraduate Journal

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关键词: AestheticsGender studiesReading (process)Promotion (rank)Performance artCaneArtRepresentation (arts)AmbiguityAfrican american

摘要: When Jean Toomer's modernist experimental novel Cane was published in 1923, both he and the text were taken to be representative voices of African American life, even though Toomer explicitly renounced these labels during Cane's pre-publication promotion. The larger project

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