Voluntary Slavery and Omnipresent Black Fathers: the Thirdspace of Blackness in Paul Beattyâs The Sellout

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Chapter 10 Voluntary Slavery and Omnipresent Black Fathers: the Thirdspace of Blackness in Paul Beattyâs The Sellout

In: The African American Novel in the Early Twenty-First Century

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Anna Pochmara

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Series:Â European Perspectives on the United States, Volume: 12

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