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The Known World, by Edward P. Jones
Jones, Edward P. (1950–)
"Such a Poor Word for a Wondrous Thing": Thingness and the Recovery of the Human in The Known World
Religious Satire and Narrative Ambiguity in "The Known World"
"I Do Not Own My People, I Own Slaves": The Formation of Slave Owners' Consciousness in Edward Jones's The Known World
White Supremacy under Fire: The Unrewarded Perspective in Edward P. Jones's The Known World
'I Thought I Was Lost ...': Edward P. Jones's Locus of Reality
Imagining Other Worlds: Race, Gender, and the "Power Line" in Edward P. Jones's "The Known World"
Ekphrasis and the Postmodern Slave Narrative:Reading the Maps of Edward P. Jones's "The Known World"
The Poetics of African-American Un/Reality in Edward P. Jones's "The Known World"
A Problematic Agency: The Power of Capital and a Burgeoning Black Middle Class in Edward P. Jones's The Known World
Law's Business: Peculiar Profits in Edward Jones's The Known World
A World of Irony in the Fiction of Edward P. Jones
Space, Aesthetic Power, and True Falsity in The Known World
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