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• The Wives of the Living?: Absence of Dreams in Hawthorne's 'The Wives of the Dead,'

  From: Studies in Short Fiction

  Summer 19922,962 words Critical essay The few Hawthorne commentators who have given any attention to the undeservedly neglected "The Wives of the Dead" have either ignored the question of whether it deals with dreams or reality, or acknowledged the question...

• Sugarcane as History in Paule Marshall's 'To Da-Duh, in Memoriam,'

  From: African American Review

  Fall 20004,202 words Critical essay There might not be a region of the world that reflects the history of colonialism in its various phases in a more direct way than does the Caribbean. Its very population is a direct result of the African slave trade,...