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| What marks the miraculousness of the contemporary American scene may be less the emergence of the Negro author than the fact that he or she "has come into the range of vision of the American public eye" (Johnson, "Double Audience" 408). Her story highlights the miraculousness of her situation as pregnant virgin and also heightens the critique Naylor makes of the Judeo-Christian notion of sacrifice as a means to salvation. Excited by this idea, Kulick chose three twentieth-century writers who had worked in theater (both Bulgakov and Pekic wrote plays as well as novels), and he welded together a script whose components, in his view, share a "secret DNA"--namely, "a conversation between one who believes and one who doesn't, one who's open to the miraculousness of being and one who's closed. |
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