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· 2019· Book chapter

From Zami: A New Spelling of My Name

Audre Lorde

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This abstract is a personal reflection and does not contain research findings, data, or scientific claims.

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Key points

  • The author recounts a childhood desire for a friend or sister.
  • The reflection focuses on the wish for companionship and shared secrets.
  • The abstract is a personal narrative, not a research paper.

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Abstract

When I was around the age of four or five, I would have given anything I had in the world except my mother, in order to have a friend or a little sister. She would be someone I could talk to and play with, someone close enough in age to me that I would not have to be afraid of her, nor she of me. We would share our secrets with each other.

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Field: Anthropology

AnthropologySocial Sciences