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Worrying the Line

Blues as Story, Song, and Prayer

Kimberly R. Connor,

Kimberly R. Connor

University of San Fransisco, USA

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Kimberly R. Connor,

Kimberly R. Connor

University of San Fransisco, USA

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Book Editor(s):Jesse R. Steinberg,

Jesse R. Steinberg

University of Pittsburgh, Bradford, USA

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Abrol Fairweather,

Abrol Fairweather

San Francisco State University, USA

University of San Fransisco, USA

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First published: 09 December 2011

https://doi.org/10.1002/9781118153284.ch13

Series Editor(s): Fritz Allhoff,

Fritz Allhoff

Western Michigan University, USA

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Summary

This chapter contains sections titled:

Story
Song
Prayer

NOTES

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