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Selected BibliographyWorks Cited

Praseedha G.In search of a black female self: A study of the autobiographies and select works of Zora Neale Hurston and Maya Angelou Thesis. Department of English, Mercy College Palakkad , University of Calicut, 2010

Selected Bibliography

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