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Unwork

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Un`work´    (ŭn`wûk´)
v. t.1.To undo or destroy, as work previously done.
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In poetic terms, the paradox of African American experience is that the poet must work through the forms he has taken over from another heritage, and in so doing unwork the grounds and aims of that heritage by the violent assertion of a trace: "Black scream / and chant, scream, and dull, un / earthly / hollering" ("BDN" 98).
The paradox of experience: black art and black idiom in the work of ... by Roney, Patrick / African American Review
First is an analysis and unraveling of significant gaps in this theology that unwork what the overall strategy attempts to work--an exploration of its inner tensions.
The church: defender of theocapitalism? by Beaudoin, Tom / Currents in Theology and Mission
 
 
 
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