It is by telling the stories of their lives that black writers affirm and legitimize their autonomy. So Smith argues in this exploration of the relationship between autobiography and fiction in Afro-American writing. Smith sees plot construction and characterization as providing these narrators with a measure of authority unknown in their lives.
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It is by telling the stories of their lives that black writers affirm and legitimize their autonomy. So Smith argues in this exploration of the relationship between autobiography and fiction in Afro-American writing. Smith sees plot construction and characterization as providing these narrators with a measure of authority unknown in their lives.
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Reader copy. Ex-library paperback in a plastic wallet, usual stamps/markings. 1991 publication by Harvard University Press with 167pp. Some pencil highlighting. In fair/good overall condition. Ready for immediate despatch from UK. 18D*
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Good in Good jacket. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" Prior owner's name inked on first page upper right corner, marginal marks & underlining to text; binding tight; store sticker on back cover of dustjacket, else moderate wear to dj. 167 pages.
