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Tillie Olsen [interview]
Interview covers Olsen's theme of "silences," the "ministry of art," and continuing problem of gaining mainstream acceptance for writing now "ghettoized" into black studies, women's studies, etc.
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- "Author Tillie Olsen discusses her theme of "silences," the ministry of art, and the problem of gaining mainstream acceptance for works currently restricted to Black studies and women's studies."
- "Interview covers Olsen's theme of "silences," the "ministry of art," and continuing problem of gaining mainstream acceptance for writing now "ghettoized" into black studies, women's studies, etc."@en
- "Author Tillie Olsen discusses her theme of "silences," the ministry of art, and the problem of gaining mainstream acceptance for works currently restricted to Black studies and women's studies."@en