Heteroglossia and the Destabilisation of Authorial Voice in Bruce Moore-King’s White Man Black War
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DOI: 10.1080/02564718.2019.1657282
Abstract: Summary Through a reading of Moore-King's White Man Black War, this article seeks to demonstrate that white Zimbabwean narratives belong to a heteroglot world, a world of multiple languages, which destabilises the assumed monologism of… read more here.
Keywords: moore king; black war; man black; white man ... See more keywords
‘I am frightened out of my life’: Black War, white fear
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DOI: 10.1080/2201473x.2015.1096878
Abstract: ABSTRACT British colonists treated Tasmanian Aborigines abominably during the early decades of the nineteenth century. Indeed, colonization resulted in the near annihilation of this ancient and unique people. Their fate, which understandably provokes feelings of… read more here.
Keywords: life black; fear; black war; war white ... See more keywords