2017
DOI: 10.4314/eia.v44i3.1
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“Wishy-washy liberalism” and “the art of getting lost” in Ivan Vladislavić’s <i>Double Negative</i>

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“…In reality, '[t]he world does not become faceless or will not become unracialized by assertion'; therefore, avoiding the interrogation of racially problematic norms in literature 'is itself a racial act' (Morrison 1992: 46). Since pervasive present-day modes of thinking and behaviour render whiteness unseen (Dass 2017), 'whitely assumptions' seem to permeate legitimised discourse (Vice 2010: 326). Morrison (1989: 13) identifies deliberate absences in literary narrative, 'absences' that 'are so stressed they arrest us with their intentionality and purpose' .…”
Section: Reinforcing White Normality and Marginalising Blackness In School Instructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In reality, '[t]he world does not become faceless or will not become unracialized by assertion'; therefore, avoiding the interrogation of racially problematic norms in literature 'is itself a racial act' (Morrison 1992: 46). Since pervasive present-day modes of thinking and behaviour render whiteness unseen (Dass 2017), 'whitely assumptions' seem to permeate legitimised discourse (Vice 2010: 326). Morrison (1989: 13) identifies deliberate absences in literary narrative, 'absences' that 'are so stressed they arrest us with their intentionality and purpose' .…”
Section: Reinforcing White Normality and Marginalising Blackness In School Instructionmentioning
confidence: 99%