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Multicultural and Postcolonial Contexts: Philosophy’s Self and Others for multiculturalism’s pledge to honor an authentically diverse ethnic literary canon. For if JanMohamed is right and we are completely formed by our culture, how then does the literature of an oppressed culture rise up and authentically determine itself against the force of a dominant culture? Co

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Poststructural Contexts: Paul De Man’s Uncertainty Anxiety and the Allegory of Division I am interested only in de Man’s early career, when he notoriously reconfigured relations between symbol and allegory. During this period de Man inaugurated a resurrection of the rhetorical examination of allegory while demoting symbol to a level of na?veté, hyperbole, and mystification. But he was

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A South Los Angeles Mexican American Perspective: Empty Hope and Full Sensuality in Luis Rodriguez’sed stimuli. Importantly, the mind generates an immediate reaction vastly different from the mediating or representational experience associated with conceptual or determinate thinking. Reflective or aesthetical judgment, then, is the suppression of reason for the immediate pleasure of the formal, ra

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An Antigua Caribbean American Perspective: The Quest for Empowerment in Jamaica Kincaid’s ,nie John, the lead character, could love her mother profoundly and yet at the same moment express hatred for her with equal intensity. My claim is that a metaphysical and romantic interpretation of the mother–daughter plot can most adequately respond to that baffling relationship.

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