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   alienation, inferiority, and assimilation in edward p. jones’s the known world  
   
نویسنده pourgharib behzad ,maleki maria
منبع the international journal of humanities - 2023 - دوره : 30 - شماره : 4 - صفحه:78 -93
چکیده    In postcolonialism the issue of the influential power of dominant hegemony over the resultants of cultural confrontation between colonized and colonizer is preponderantly under scrutiny. frantz fanon is an influential figure in building upon this conceptual framework; whose oeuvre is bestrewed with postulations regarding the consequences of colonization and racism on the identity, experience, and the psyche of colored people. by utilizing fanon’s thought, this paper intends to analyze different aspects of the black experience, such as alienation, inferiority, and assimilation in edward p. jones’s pulitzer-winning novel, the known world (2003). throughout the novel, the conduct of free or bonded black characters within the institution of slavery reflects that of the white culture, and fanon’s ideas are called upon to investigate the origin and possible consequence and implications of such behaviors. 
کلیدواژه post-colonial ,white gaze ,double consciousness ,colonization ,racism ,identity.
آدرس university of mazandaran, faculty of cultural heritage, handicrafts and tourism, iran, golestan university, faculty of humanities and social sciences, department of english language and literature, iran
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