From the Hypocrisy of the Reverend Woods to Mama Day's Faith of the Spirit Export

@incollection{citeulike:1721220, abstract = {Saunders' essay pursues some commonly critically-unexplored territory. He looks at a few of the religious and spiritual figures found throughout Naylor's first three novels: Brewster Place's Reverend Moreland T. Woods, the Reverend Michael Hollis from Linden Hills, and several of the spiritually-connected characters of Mama Day.}, author = {Saunders, James R.}, booktitle = {The Wayward Preacher in the Literature of African American Women}, citeulike-article-id = {1721220}, howpublished = {reprinted in Felton \& Loris}, keywords = {brewster, characters, criticism, felton\_loris, literary, men, naylor, wbp}, pages = {105--124}, posted-at = {2007-10-02 21:32:41}, priority = {0}, publisher = {McFarland, Jefferson}, title = {From the Hypocrisy of the Reverend Woods to Mama Day's Faith of the Spirit}, year = {1995} }

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