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Black Girl / White Girl is a novel by Joyce Carol Oates first published in 2006. It takes the form of an untitled 300 page manuscript written in 1990 by Generva Meade, a white historian, who truthfully recounts the events which happened during her first year at a prestigious liberal college in 1974–75, and Meade's own paternal family history which uncomfortably spans the gap between a proud history of progressive thinking and subsequent revolutionary and violent ideas. The action on the stage is played by a Black conservative Christian who reluctantly attends the school on a scholarship and encounters racial discrimination there. Subsequent events and her own disintegrating mental health lead to a personal and institutional tragedy.

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  • فتاة سوداء فتاة بيضاء (بالإنجليزية: Black Girl / White Girl)‏ هي رواية للكاتبة الأمريكية جويس كارول أوتس، نشرت عام 2006، عن دار نشر إيكو. (ar)
  • Black Girl / White Girl is a novel by Joyce Carol Oates first published in 2006. It takes the form of an untitled 300 page manuscript written in 1990 by Generva Meade, a white historian, who truthfully recounts the events which happened during her first year at a prestigious liberal college in 1974–75, and Meade's own paternal family history which uncomfortably spans the gap between a proud history of progressive thinking and subsequent revolutionary and violent ideas. The action on the stage is played by a Black conservative Christian who reluctantly attends the school on a scholarship and encounters racial discrimination there. Subsequent events and her own disintegrating mental health lead to a personal and institutional tragedy. * v * t * e (en)
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  • 813/.54 22
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  • 978-0-06-112564-5
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  • PS3565.A8 B46 2006
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  • First edition (en)
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  • PS3565.A8 B46 2006 (en)
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  • Ecco
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  • فتاة سوداء فتاة بيضاء (بالإنجليزية: Black Girl / White Girl)‏ هي رواية للكاتبة الأمريكية جويس كارول أوتس، نشرت عام 2006، عن دار نشر إيكو. (ar)
  • Black Girl / White Girl is a novel by Joyce Carol Oates first published in 2006. It takes the form of an untitled 300 page manuscript written in 1990 by Generva Meade, a white historian, who truthfully recounts the events which happened during her first year at a prestigious liberal college in 1974–75, and Meade's own paternal family history which uncomfortably spans the gap between a proud history of progressive thinking and subsequent revolutionary and violent ideas. The action on the stage is played by a Black conservative Christian who reluctantly attends the school on a scholarship and encounters racial discrimination there. Subsequent events and her own disintegrating mental health lead to a personal and institutional tragedy. (en)
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  • Black Girl / White Girl (en)
  • فتاة سوداء فتاة بيضاء (رواية) (ar)
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