“Ain’t I a Woman”: Using Feminist Rhetorical Practices to Re-set the Terms of Scholarly Engagement for an Iconic Text
“Ain’t I a Woman”: Using Feminist Rhetorical Practices to Re-set the Terms of Scholarly Engagement for an Iconic Text
Peitho Volume 15 | Issue 1: Fall/Winter 2012
Author(s): Jacqueline Jones Royster
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