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 | | It means also, I think, mixing in the forms taught us by the oppressor, undermining his language and co-opting his style, and turning it to our purpose. |
 | | ike Toni Morrison, Michelle Cliff attempts a kind of 'literary archaeology' in her writing; she is concerned, in other words, with dis-covering if not 'what really happened', then, at least, what might have happened. |
 | | Admitting she is 'attracted to places where things are buried,' Cliff pays heed to not only the historically visible and vocal, but to the absences and silences of history as well (1985: 95). |
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