A tradição afro-americana de autoescrita evoluiu de narrativas de escravidão para autobiografias que revitalizam a identidade negra. Maya Angelou, em sua obra, representa mulheres que superaram dor imensa com resiliência. O estudo explora temas universais como maternidade e irmandade, celebrando a esperança e a elevação da humanidade.
A Qualitative Study of Maya Angelou's Autobiographies
Exploring the evolution of African American writing, this study highlights the journey from slave narratives to autobiographies that reclaim identity and resilience. Maya Angelou's work serves as a testament to the strength of women who have faced immense suffering yet continue to thrive. Key themes of motherhood, sisterhood, humor, and food reflect a shared heritage that transcends societal divides. By celebrating the spirit of the metaphorical 'caged bird,' Angelou offers a message of hope and the enduring elevation of humanity amidst adversity.