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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Protest Literature"”.
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Richard Wright, <em>Native Son</em>, and the Rhetorical Framing of the Black American Experience
… If we revisit 20 th century black American protest literature with a critical view through the lens of Perceivable Rhetoric, my original contribution to the field, we can further understand the messaging and implications within the genre that help us understand why the 21 st century black …
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The Foundations of Anti-System Protests in Democracy
Anti-system protests in democracy are a subcategory of political protests characterized by participants from diverse sectors or groups in society, wide-ranging demands, blame directed at the political system, and a context of representative democracy. This protest subtype raises a critical puzzle: …
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Truth From Another Point of View: Strategies in Modern American Protest Writing
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"A Story in an Obscure Corner of the Front Page": Patricia Highsmith, Pamela Moore, Joyce Johnson and the Negotiatory Politics of Sexual and Gender Insubordination in Post-War America
… anthologies on post-war American literature. My research fills this gap by analysing Patricia Highsmith’s 1952 The Price of Salt (Carol), Pamela Moore’s 1956 Chocolates for Breakfast and Joyce Johnson’s 1962 Come and Join the Dance. What is at stake in my problematisation of these …