Writing As Witness: Essay and Talk

Beth Brant

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Caribbean and African Literature and Culture Memory, Trauma, and Testimony

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In Writing as Witness: Essay and Talk, Brant hopes to convey the message that words are sacred. Belonging to a people whose foremost way of communicating is through an oral tradition, she chooses her words carefully, aware of their significance, truth and beauty.

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