African American Literature – Before 1900
Historical context refers to the social, cultural, political, and economic circumstances that surround and influence a particular event or piece of literature at a given time. Understanding historical context is crucial for grasping the significance of themes, character motivations, and societal implications within a work, especially in relation to personal narratives like those found in accounts of slavery.
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