Immigrant souls in an 'othered' body: A search for identity in adrienne Kennedy's funnyhouse of a negro
Bu çalışmanın amacı Amerikalı siyah kadın yazar Adrienne Kennedy’nin tek perdelik oyunu Funnyhouse of a Negro’daki kimlik arayışını ve onunla ilişkilendirerek, siyah kadın bedeninin, ruhunun uzlaşamadığı anılardan sembolik kaçışını incelemektir.
Öteki bedende göçmen ruhlar:Adrienne Kennedy'nin funnyhouse of a negro adlı oyununda kimlik arayışı
The purpose of this paper is to examine Adrienne Kennedy`s one act play Funnyhouse of a Negro with a view to highlight the continuous migration of the black soul, symbolically through her multiple identities, in relation to the immobile resistance of the black body while dealing with irreconcilable memories.
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