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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Dorothy West"”.

  1. Borders, space, and liminality in Dorothy West's The living is easy and Rudolf Fisher's The walls of Jericho

    … Is Easy and The Walls of Jericho , novelists Dorothy West and Rudolf Fisher offer ethnographical treatments of 1930s Boston and Harlem. Along with focusing on the interracial divide in these writings, the authors illuminate intra-racial divisions of class, color, and regionality. Latina writer …

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  2. Dorothy West's Re-imagining of the Migration Narrative

    This thesis explores Dorothy West's interpretation of the migration experience through her novel The Living is Easy. Dorothy West breaks new ground by documenting a Black female migrant's sojourn from South to North in an era in which such narratives were virtually non-existent. West seemingly …

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  3. The Christian Science Branch Church, an architectural type study

    Thesis (M.Arch.) Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Architecture, 1950.

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  4. The Margins of the Market: Women Writers and the US Publishing Industry in the Long 1950s

    … The authors I consider here" Ann Petry, Dorothy B. Hughes, Laura Z. Hobson, Shirley Jackson, Carson McCullers, and Dorothy West" represent a spectrum of authors published in both trade and mass-market fiction. In Chapter One, I look at author-publisher relationships as evidenced through …

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