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Sonia Sanchez is best known for her strong stance on race and gender; this is the heart of her poetry. Sanchez explores her identity as an African American woman through a separatist lens. Influenced by the movement of Malcolm X, she focuses on what sets her race apart and embraces that. Her poetry proudly establishes black identity through an assessment of its present, past, and future state. This is what probably struck me about Wounded in the House of a Friend (1995), unlike Sanchezs previous works, the title in itself speaks to anyone. It suggests a powerful image of universal pain, one which is clearly readable regardless of race and gender. Yet, oddly enough, this title is somewhat contradicted by the actual content of the book. Overall, Sanchezs poetry seemed to distance itself from the white/male reader, often only speaking to its target audience (black women). This may have possibly been Sanchezs desired effect. Considering her signature separatist style, she at times uses language and voice to alienate the Caucasian/male reader rather than inviting them in. The first poem (also entitled) Wounded in the House of a Friend offered me a clear image of pain. Initially, this poem invited me in, allowing me to immerse myself in the emotion. It was set up as a series of internal, private, monologues between husband and wife, the narrative taking its course as the husband admits to infidelity. Structurally, this offered me a connection to the writing, as I experienced the uninhibited emotions of these characters, projected through Sanchezs exploration of natural voice.

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Review: Wounded in the House of a Friend by Sonia Sanchez: Scientific Essay from the year 2008 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Literature, grade: H1, University of Melbourne, course: Poetry, language: English, abstract: Sonia Sanchez is best known for her strong stance on race and gender this is the heart of her poetry. Sanchez explores her identity as an African American woman through a separatist lens. Influenced by the movement of Malcolm X, she focuses on what setsher race apart and embraces that. Her poetry proudly establishes black identity through an assessment of its present, past, and future state. This is what probably struck me about Wounded in the House of a Friend (1995), unlike Sanchez`s previous works, the title in itself speaks to anyone. It suggests a powerful image of universal pain, one which is clearly readable regardless of race and gender. Yet, oddly enough, this title is somewhat contradicted by the actual content of the book. Overall, Sanchez`s poetry seemed to distance itself from the white/male reader, often only speaking to its target audience (black women). This may have possibly been Sanchez`s desired effect. Considering her signature `separatist` style, she at times uses language and voice to alienate the Caucasian/male reader rather than inviting them in. The first poem (also entitled) `Wounded in the House of a Friend` offered me a clear image of pain. Initially, this poem invited me in, allowing me to immerse myself in the emotion. It was set up as a series of internal, private, monologues between husband and wife, the narrative taking its course as the husband admits to infidelity. Structurally, this offered me a connection to the writing, as I experienced the uninhibited emotions of these characters, projected through Sanchez`s exploration of `natural` voice. Englisch, Ebook.

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Scientific Essay from the year 2008 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Literature, grade: H1, University of Melbourne, course: Poetry, language: English, abstract: Sonia Sanchez is best known for her strong stance on race and gender; this is the heart of her poetry. Sanchez explores her identity as an African American woman through a separatist lens. Influenced by the movement of Malcolm X, she focuses on what sets her race apart and embraces that. Her poetry proudly establishes black identity through an assessment of its present, past, and future state. This is what probably struck me about Wounded in the House of a Friend (1995), unlike Sanchez’s previous works, the title in itself speaks to anyone. It suggests a powerful image of universal pain, one which is clearly readable regardless of race and gender. Yet, oddly enough, this title is somewhat contradicted by the actual content of the book. Overall, Sanchez’s poetry seemed to distance itself from the white/male reader, often only speaking to its target audience (black women). This may have possibly been Sanchez’s desired effect. Considering her signature ‘separatist’ style, she at times uses language and voice to alienate the Caucasian/male reader rather than inviting them in. The first poem (also entitled) ‘Wounded in the House of a Friend’ offered me a clear image of pain. Initially, this poem invited me in, allowing me to immerse myself in the emotion. It was set up as a series of internal, private, monologues between husband and wife, the narrative taking its course as the husband admits to infidelity. Structurally, this offered me a connection to the writing, as I experienced the uninhibited emotions of these characters, projected through Sanchez’s exploration of ‘natural’ voice. Kindle Ausgabe, Ausgabe: 1, Format: Kindle eBook, Label: GRIN Verlag, GRIN Verlag, Produktgruppe: eBooks, Publiziert: 2008-12-17, Freigegeben: 2008-12-17, Studio: GRIN Verlag.

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Review: Wounded in the House of a Friend by Sonia Sanchez: Scientific Essay from the year 2008 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Literature, grade: H1, University of Melbourne, course: Poetry, language: English, abstract: Sonia Sanchez is best known for her strong stance on race and gender this is the heart of her poetry. Sanchez explores her identity as an African American. Englisch, Ebook.

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Scientific Essay from the year 2008 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Literature, grade: H1, University of Melbourne, course: Poetry, language: English, abstract: Sonia Sanchez is best known for her strong stance on race and.

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Pinter`s Stage - A New Genre of Theatre: Scientific Essay from the year 2008 in the subject Theater Studies, Dance, grade: H1, University of Melbourne, course: Modern Drama, 12 entries in the bibliography, language: English, abstract: When Harold Pinters plays first hit the British stage, they didnt exactly receive a warm welcome. The 1958 Lyric Opera House premier of The Birthday. Englisch, Ebook.