Reclamation in Walker's jubilee: the context of development of the historical novel.(Margaret Walker)(Critical essay): An article from: Journal of Pan African Studies

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From the author: This article attempts to contribute to the scholarship on Margaret Walker's Jubilee, ancestor of a wave of neo-enslaved narratives and African-American historical fictions, by shedding more light on the context of its development. While most critics implicitly tie the development of Walker's historical novel to the sixties, the text is a product of the thirties which gave impetus to the revisionist movement reclaiming African-American history.

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Title: Reclamation in Walker's jubilee: the context of development of the historical novel.(Margaret Walker)(Critical essay)
Author: Babacar Dieng
Publication:Journal of Pan African Studies (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 1, 2008
Publisher: Journal of Pan African Studies
Volume: 2 Issue: 4 Page: 117(11)

Article Type: Critical essay

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