Problems of afro-american character in Charles Chesnutt's collection of '"the wife of his youth' and other stories of the color-line"

Liberal Arts in Russia 2 (3):270--277 (2013)
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The article analyzes the problems of in Charles W. Chesnutt’s stories ‘The Wife of His Youth and Other Stories of the Color-Line‘. The context of literary traditions at 19–20th centuries has been taken into account. Afro-American character is examined regarding the author’s new approach to race discourse in post-war American literature

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