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“A Man Among Men” in Algerian Paris: Modeling Motivation and Movement in Jake Lamar’s Rendezvous EighteenthMain MenuRendezvous Eighteenth HeaderSplash PageJake Lamar and Rendezvous EighteenthAn introduction to Jake LamarFrench Impressionism and Rendezvous EighteenthThesisThesis StatementMorrison: Point of ViewTheoretical FrameworkAmine: Algerian ParisKeaton: Black American ParisRoutes of Narration: Detective FictionRoutes of Narration: romance“A Man Among Men” in the Eighteenth"A Man Among Men": Valitsa"A Man Among Men": Fatima“Algerian Paris” Revisited"Algerian Paris" Revisited": Barbes"Algerian Paris" Revisited: Mairie of the Eighteenth"Algerian Paris" Revisited: La Goutte d'OrPDFTyechia Thompsonbc71e165d00a18aba298b488fdfa84bd9d2d0bd0
French Republicanism
12016-03-27T16:31:55-07:00Tyechia Thompsonbc71e165d00a18aba298b488fdfa84bd9d2d0bd015081Jake Lamar Addresses French Republicanismplain2016-03-27T16:31:57-07:00Tyechia Thompsonbc71e165d00a18aba298b488fdfa84bd9d2d0bd0