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- The Significance of Gender Roles and Economic Power in Hurston's Story
In the following essay, Madsen Hardy discusses the significance of gender roles and economic power in ‘‘The Gilded Six-Bits.’’
- The Pastoral and the Picaresque in Zora Neale Hurston's ‘‘The Gilded Six-Bits’’
In the following essay, Evora Jones examines history as told through folktales, in this case by opposing the simplicity of country life with the sophisticated and superficial life of the city.
- Breaking Out of the Conventions of Dialect: Dunbar and Hurston
In the following essay, Gayl Jones argues that through the use of dialect in the story the reader is brought inside the African-American community depicted in the story, which opens the possibility for a more complex examination of the characters.
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