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I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings



             in the valedictory address given by her classmate. Maya becomes a single parent at the age of.
             eighteen, but it is her inner desire and willful fate that she realizes she can be an extraordinary.
             mother.
             The intersections we have been exploring have involved factional concepts based on fictional.
             perceptions. Although this book is nonfiction Angelou uses elements from both fiction and fantasy.
             For this reason, the novel "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings".
             could have been a selected choice for our class. It reflects the realization and fantasized events of.
             how Angelou overcomes social obstacles and her struggle to be accepted. Carol Neubauer gives one.
             example of Angelou's use with fiction and fantasy in this novel. It involves a visit to a racist dentist in.
             Stamps. The bigoted dentist refuses to treat Maya. As a child, she images that her grandmother.
             grows to gigantic height and gains super human strength to retaliate against the dentist (24). Another.
             example of Angelou's realistic but fictional struggles is how she is betrayed by the white world's.
             view of beauty. She pretends that she is really white and a cruel fairy stepmother, who was jealous.
             of her beauty, turned her into a "too-big Negro girl, with nappy black hair, broad feet, and a space.
             between her teeth that would hold a number-two pencil" (Angelou 1-3). Even though Angelou knows.
             she is truly black, she uses this fantasy as a defense mechanism in order to survive the oppression of.
             the south. This source of social barrier can be compared and contrasted with another text we have.


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