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| Access to self-expression that is "syntactically and connotatively meaningful" (Boland 24) without being self-contradictory thus becomes an impossibility and what Lorde does instead is to negotiate a mode of expression that requires a different mode of reception on the part of the reader, a mode in which one can let syntax and connotation function in alternative ways. The question of imperialism is slippery and connotatively loaded. |
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