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
“Is the Turk a White man?”: race and modernity in the making of Turkish identity
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DOI: 10.1080/14683849.2018.1445366
Abstract: force – a perception, Soleimani points out, that too narrowly reflects developments in Western Europe post-Protestant Reformation, whereby a line was drawn between secular and sacred (32). Whether this was always the case even in… read more here.
Keywords: race modernity; white man; modernity making; making turkish ... See more keywords