Booker T. Washington and the myth of heroic materialism
Quarterly Journal of SpeechPublished 1 October 1974
Andrew A. King
Citations11
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SJR score0.39
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Abstract
This article suggests that the traditional view of Booker T. Washington as a clever diplomat with an astonishing ability to ignore the realities of racism is inadequate. Seen from the stand‐pont of the myth critic, Washington's rhetoric illuminates the way in which cultural scenarios shape and restrict perception.
Keywords
Arts and Humanities
Democracy and Education
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