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In the play Funnyhouse of a Negro by Adrienne Kennedy the central character Sarah has several selves,…

In Adrienne Kennedy's surrealist one-act play 'Funnyhouse of a Negro' (1964), the protagonist Negro-Sarah's four projected 'herselves' are Queen Victoria Regina, the Duchess…

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In the play Funnyhouse of a Negro by Adrienne Kennedy the central character Sarah has several selves, which among the following is NOT the self of Sarah?

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In Adrienne Kennedy's surrealist one-act play 'Funnyhouse of a Negro' (1964), the protagonist Negro-Sarah's four projected 'herselves' are Queen Victoria Regina, the Duchess of Hapsburg, Patrice Lumumba, and a hunchbacked Jesus—NOT Queen Elizabeth.

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