Sharing Feelings: A Response to Cynthia Wallace

Suzanne Bost

Sharing Feelings: A Response to Cynthia Wallace

Latin American & Latino Studies Program

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Abstract

Suzanne Bost’s contribution takes the form of a moving and exploratory letter, addressed to Wallace herself. It specifically presses issues raised by Wallace’s interlocutors of color, and poses the question: “What does it mean to join?”

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jun 18 2021

Keywords

body politics
feminist literature

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities
English Language and Literature

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