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| Clifford identifies this narrative strategy as an indirect style used frequently in ethnographic discourse, the use of which is meant to reinforce the ethnographer's control over others' voices that might threaten his or her monologic authority (Predicament 47). Flagrantly negating his own advice, Wittman does say "no" to Lance's contributions, overriding any potential for multivocality in favor of his own monologic creation. To the teacher of English, there is a fear, undoubtedly a legitimate one, that interpretation of the literary text from an ethical perspective may become strongly thematized to make reductive, dogmatic, monologic claims about its moral content, or take the moral component of the work as its sole theoretical and practical object. |
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