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131. Re-Reading in the Present Tense: Analyzing the Archives of
Slavery
Sunday, January 9, 8:30–10:30 a.m.
Sheraton, Aspen Room
- Chair: Stephanie
M. H. Camp, University of Washington Seattle
- Papers:
Re-Reading the Narrative of "Prince" Abd-al Rahman Ibrahima:
Kinship, Community, and Identity in Natchez, Mississippi
Timothy R. Buckner, University of Texas at Austin
The WPA Interviews with Ex-Slaves and the Folk Historiography
of Slavery
Gregory P. Downs, University of Pennsylvania
Reading in the Present Tense: WPA Slave Narratives and the
Language of Jim Crow
Deborah Ida Cane, Northwestern University
- Comment: Michael Johnson, Johns
Hopkins University
Winthrop D. Jordan, University of Mississippi
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