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Jean Toomer: Critical Essay by Robert B. Jones

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SOURCE: “Cane: Hermeneutics of Form and Consciousness,” in Jean Toomer and the Prison-House of Thought: A Phenomenology of the Spirit, The University of Massachusetts Press, 1993, pp. 33-62.

In the following essay, Jones analyzes Toomer's utilization of and experimentation with myriad literary forms in Cane.

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