Audio Cedric Gael Bryant Beloved

Humanities on Demand by Maine Humanities Council

Apr 6, 202038:13Government & Organizations

Cedric Gael Bryant presents his talk Definitions, Definers, and the Defined: Literacy and Orality in Toni Morrison’s Beloved at W inter Weekend 2020. Bryant is the Lee Family Professor of English at Colby College. His ta...

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