Disengaged or Disingenuous? Ascetic and Bourgeois Self-surveillance in African American Literature, exemplified on Charles Johnson’s “Alethia”

Disengaged or Disingenuous? Ascetic and Bourgeois Self-surveillance in African American Literature, exemplified on Charles Johnson’s “Alethia”

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Main Author: Ženíšek Jakub
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2013-12-01
Series:Prague Journal of English Studies
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/pjes-2014-0007
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Prague Journal of English Studies
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title_short Disengaged or Disingenuous? Ascetic and Bourgeois Self-surveillance in African American Literature, exemplified on Charles Johnson’s “Alethia”
title_full Disengaged or Disingenuous? Ascetic and Bourgeois Self-surveillance in African American Literature, exemplified on Charles Johnson’s “Alethia”
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title_sort disengaged or disingenuous? ascetic and bourgeois self-surveillance in african american literature, exemplified on charles johnson’s “alethia”
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