the journalist … is concerned only with the fugitive moment—A. : likely to evaporate, deteriorate, change, fade, or disappear

: a person (such as a suspect, witness, or defendant) involved in a criminal case who tries to elude law enforcement especially by fleeing the jurisdiction. Adjective As he daydreamed, fugitive thoughts passed through his mind

AdjectiveState Police worked with the task force, police in Oak Bluffs, and members of a US Marshals fugitive task force and began looking for Covington in Oak Bluffs and Vineyard Haven, Procopio said. 2023 In Trump’s previous cases, authorities didn’t require mug shots − which are typically taken so authorities have a current photo on hand to post publicly if a suspect becomes a fugitive − because the former president is so widely recognized

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1From their inception, fugitive slave narratives have had an ongoing and marked shaping influence on African-American literary creation. Slave narratives served an ideological purpose, namely to elicit the sympathy of northern readers to the plight of southern slaves as well as to publicize the abolitionist movement

Despite slave narratives’ benevolent and laudable intentions, is it not fair to say that this activist literary undertaking partook in the construction of an archetypal character? To be more precise, what topoi ultimately and involuntarily discredited the message of these narratives and contributed to strip slaves of their individuality? Given that slave narratives served an obvious abolitionist agenda, to what extent did their ideological content outweigh their artistic value by laying emphasis on the message to the detriment of the form?. 2In this article, we propose to examine the multiple facets of the tropes expanded in slave narratives through the comparative study of the incipit of two canonic texts written within a short time scope: Frederick Douglass’s Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave, Written by Himself (1845) and William W

This analysis will lead us to argue that slave narratives were inscribed in a broader artistic field which transcended limited literary confines. Our concern will be to show how the issues of race, gender, and politics were (re)presented in this literary genre

Throughout World History, many empires have left archeological marks in the form of monuments and cities. We can use these landmarks, as well as written accounts of war and migratory patterns, to better understand the cultural and political landscape of empires past

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