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| They either ambivalently magnify
Hemings's biracial status as the racial capital that commended her
as an obliquely admissible object of sexual desire, then as now; assert
rather simplistically that this teen was eager to seduce Jefferson or
welcome his advances to secure plantation privileges; or embrace the
liaison as a metaphor for propositions of an all too easy discourse of
multiracial harmony. This leveling examination of what constitutes individuality is
entirely in line with the ambivalently Expressionist paintings elsewhere
in the show.
Dreaming in Cuban ambivalently positions Pilar's nostalgia as both
a product of her creative imagination and a product of globalization. |
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