1. Paul l. dunbar
... and dialect, something which very few other writers of his time did. However, in all of his published works, the more famous pieces were generally those which used stronger dialect. According to The Paul Laurence Dunbar Reader, "[Dunbar] was part of a movement in literature that stressed dialect conversation" (262). Further explanation of this was stated when Dunbar later on in life said that after some ... no specific piece of work that Dunbar is most known for, perhaps the most famous of his poems is We Wear The Mask. This is an extremely strong poem in which Dunbar uses the analogy tha...
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