Titlebook: Vortex Motion; Proceedings of a col H. G. Hornung,E.-A. Müller Conference proceedings 1982 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1982 K?rper.Str?mu

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Richard Rotunnory to keep external conditions constant by choosing groups that have similar class backgrounds and that entered the society at roughly the same time. This approach has been taken by several contributors to this volume. In my contribution, however, I look at the ‘same’ group — or rather, two groups t

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S. Leibovichessings of freedom” (Morrison, p. 7). Not unlike other former colonies, the United States too has “participated and contributed” to an “invented Africa.” The “silence and evasion” of the significance of blackness in historical literary discourse ignores its depiction either as a backdrop to whitenes