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	introduction Metaphor and the Slave Trade examines the hidden though significant role the transatlantic slave trade has played in the Anglophone West African imagination and the means by which it has been metaphorized i Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-05-08 13:23:11 Open Document File Size: 475,36 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Tutuola / / Continent Americas / Africa / / Country Nigeria / Ghana / / IndustryTerm economic network / / Person Luise White / Ato Quayson / Carolyn A. Brown / Ben Okri / Obi Akwani / Amos Tutuola / Soyinka / Achille Mbembe / Marianne Hirsch / Rosalind Shaw / Joseph E. Inikori / Ama Ata Aidoo / Kwakuvi Azasu / Patrick Manning / Ayi Kwei Armah / / Position author / King / / Region West Africa / South Africa / / SocialTag African-American culture Americas Slavery Slavery in the United States Atlantic slave trade Slave ship African literature Middle Passage African-American literature Racism

introduction Metaphor and the Slave Trade examines the hidden though significant role the transatlantic slave trade has played in the Anglophone West African imagination and the means by which it has been metaphorized iAdd to Reading List