Titlebook: African American Servitude and Historical Imaginings; Retrospective Fictio Margaret I. Jordan Book 2004 Margaret I. Jordan 2004 America.Ame

成份

形容詞

Evacuate

https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403978325America; Amerikanische Literatur; fiction; history of literature

Anonymous

978-1-349-52856-1Margaret I. Jordan 2004

窒息

螢火蟲

Irremediable

A Washerwoman Wreaks Havoc,t most of the characters in . is that “Doctorow’s figures are essentially passive units impinged upon by social and economic forces,”. and that he uses historical personages to examine “the impact of large historical forces on the lives of common people.”. Undoubtedly, but . does much more than this

我吃花盤旋

,“Evolve or Die”,oots in the way he was raised by conscientious and hardworking parents. They encouraged Johnson to become educated and to work hard at honest work (his father found a summer job for Johnson as a garbage man when he was in college), and this goes a long way in explaining Johnson’s views about the pos

取之不竭

針葉樹

Epilogue,hnson and Toni Morrison confront political, social and economic situations of the past through the representation of black servitude in their tales that engage historical context. Mark Carnes writes in . that the “fossilized facts of the historical record are reanimated with imaginative meaning and