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| ) Near the conclusion of "The Uncompleted Argument,"
Appiah admits that "Discussing Du Bois has been largely a pretext
for adumbrating the argument" against race (35). Adumbrating the control of land
that represented the power and dynastic survival for which the rulers
yearned, Pisanello's work must have helped to assuage seignorial
doubts as to the realization of their central political objectives of
military prowess, territorial gain, and dynastic legitimacy. Adumbrating the catastrophes liminally represented through
repressed memories, unconscious desires, displaced symbolic, frequently
surreal imagery, and somatic conversion symptoms, Mira warns her son and
daughter to recover their African identifies through their
"forgotten" memories, which underlie almost every, if not
every, aspect of their stories. |
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