Trickster lives : culture and myth in American fiction /
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Athens, Ga. :
University of Georgia Press,
[2001]
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Table of Contents:
- Native American tricksters: literary figuras of community transformers / William G. Doty
- Kamapua'a: a Hawaiian trickster / Nancy Alpert Mower
- Brer Rabbit and his Cherokee cousin: moving beyond appropriation / Sandra K. Baringer
- Deadpan trickster: the American humor of Huckleberry Finn / Sacvan Bercovitch
- The trickster God in Roughing it / Lawrence I. Berkove
- John, Brer Rabbit, and Babo: the trickster and cultural power in Melville an Joel Chandler Harris / R. Bruce Bickley, Jr.
- Tricksters and Shamans in Jack London's short stories / Gail Jones
- Daring the free fall: Sula as Lilith / Debbie López
- The trickster metaphysics of Thylias Moss / Jay Winston
- "Stop making sense": trickster variations in the fiction of Louise Erdrich / Claudia Gutwirth
- Turning tricks: trafficking in the figure of the Latino / María De Guzmán
- Where are the women tricksters? / Lewis Hyde
- Constitutional allegory and affirmative action babies: Stephen Carter's talk of "dissent" / Houston A. Baker Jr.