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... Baldwin raised is one that keeps recurring , usually as an aftermath to a period of " socially engaged " writing . The novel is an inherently ambiguous genre : it strains toward formal autonomy and can seldom avoid being a public ...
... Baldwin raised is one that keeps recurring , usually as an aftermath to a period of " socially engaged " writing . The novel is an inherently ambiguous genre : it strains toward formal autonomy and can seldom avoid being a public ...
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... Baldwin's attack was his reluctance to ac- cept the clenched militancy of Wright's posture as both novelist and man . In a remarkable sentence appearing in " Everybody's Protest Novel " Baldwin wrote : “ our humanity is our burden , our ...
... Baldwin's attack was his reluctance to ac- cept the clenched militancy of Wright's posture as both novelist and man . In a remarkable sentence appearing in " Everybody's Protest Novel " Baldwin wrote : “ our humanity is our burden , our ...
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... Baldwin , once he moves away from the Negro theme , finds it quite as hard to lay hold of contemporary experience as do most other novelists . The two pulls upon his attention are difficult to reconcile , and Baldwin's future as a ...
... Baldwin , once he moves away from the Negro theme , finds it quite as hard to lay hold of contemporary experience as do most other novelists . The two pulls upon his attention are difficult to reconcile , and Baldwin's future as a ...
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