Identity Building in Black Narratives: A Case Study of Phillis Wheatley and Frederick Douglass
We're back in self-veiling because, after all, Phillis Wheatley used other models.
"The risks were no greater than what you would expect to see with any surgery," Wheatley says.
Wheatley and Looser set out to pin down the point at which a face starts to look alive.
It is to his credit that Mr Wheatley has done so well as he has, surviving a tumultuous period with his good reputation intact.
"Anything where something very unusual happens in the first year after a listing raises alarm bells," Mr Wheatley said, citing profit warnings or changes of auditor as examples.
“I think we all seek connections with others,” Wheatley says. When we recognize life in a face, she says, we think, “This is a mind I can connect with.”
