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doubleconsciousness1 CONSTRUCTDouble consciousnessDU BOIS · AFRICAN STUDIES

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the feeling of seeing oneself through the eyes of others, which Du Bois described as the twoness of being Black and American.

In African studies, double consciousness refers to the feeling of seeing oneself through the eyes of others, which Du Bois described as the twoness of being Black and American. This meaning comes from Du Bois (1903) in The souls of Black folk.[1]

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  1. Du Bois, W. E. B. (1903). The souls of Black folk. A. C. McClurg. Open Library record

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