Teaching African American Literature: Theory and Practice
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TextPublication details: New York: Routledge, 1998Description: ix, 254pISBN: 9780415916967Subject(s): Afro-American in Literature -- Study and TeachingDDC classification: 810.9898607307
Contents:
1.When Teaching Matters
2. Narrating Slavery
3. A Rip in the Tent
4. Multiple Voices, Multiple Identities
5. Little Ham's Self- Invention
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1.When Teaching Matters
2. Narrating Slavery
3. A Rip in the Tent
4. Multiple Voices, Multiple Identities
5. Little Ham's Self- Invention
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