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... positions , far from the secure , self - contained compartments that traditional visions of slavery had suggested . A prominent position is taken up by Whitechapel , the old slave whose fatalistic internalisation of the coloniser's ...
... positions , far from the secure , self - contained compartments that traditional visions of slavery had suggested . A prominent position is taken up by Whitechapel , the old slave whose fatalistic internalisation of the coloniser's ...
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... position of the colonial writers within texts produced in the colonies and in Britain . Both kinds of texts coming from the two sides are constructed out of situations of power , and constructed differently . The ensuing analysis ...
... position of the colonial writers within texts produced in the colonies and in Britain . Both kinds of texts coming from the two sides are constructed out of situations of power , and constructed differently . The ensuing analysis ...
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... position : " She is not beke like you , " she tells Antoinette's husband , " but she is béké , and not like us either " ( WSS 128 ) . Her English husband also finds her an alien . His racism takes the better of him and he finds the girl ...
... position : " She is not beke like you , " she tells Antoinette's husband , " but she is béké , and not like us either " ( WSS 128 ) . Her English husband also finds her an alien . His racism takes the better of him and he finds the girl ...
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