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Empowering Frederick Douglass: Knowledge
The autobiographical tool of knowledge appears and plays a highly influential role in ‘The Life of Frederick Douglass.’ As Smith and Watson state, this tool questions aspects of knowledge such as source, cultural context, different forms (worldly, self, etc.), and … Continue reading
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