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Keyword [August Wilson]
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"I Want My Ham": Heroes In August Wilson's Plays
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From "Who Am I?" To "Who We Are" Pursuit Of African-American Identity In August Wilson's Plays
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Trauma, Survival And Redemption
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On The Exploration For Self-Identity In August Wilson's Plays
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Comparative Study On Racial Otherness In The American Modern Theatre: Blackness In The Emperor Jones And Whiteness In Joe Turner's Come And Gone
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The Blues In The Selected Plays Of August Wilson
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Constructing African American Cultural Identity: Blues In August Wilson's Joe Turner's Come And Gone, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom And The Piano Lesson
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Double Consciousness In August Wilson's The Piano Lesson
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The Cultural Construction Of Black Trauma In August Wilson’s Plays
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Separation And Reconnection In August Wilson’s Plays
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African Americans’ Searching For Self
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On The Cultural Identity Of African Americans In Plays By August Wilson
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The Representation Of Space For African Americans In August Wilson’s Pittsburgh Cycle
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Illusion Or Reality:O’neill’s Iceman Cometh And Wilson’s Two Trains Running In Comparison
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A Study Of The Ghosts In The Piano Lesson
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Traumatic Reading Of August Wilson’s Plays
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Sorrow,Rage And Awakening
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August Wilson’s Cultural Nationalism In The Piano Lesson
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On The Construction Of Masculinity Of African-American Men In August Wilson’s Plays
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The Ritualistic Narration Of August Wilson’s Plays
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