The politics of Richard Wright : perspectives on resistance /
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Lexington, Kentucky :
The University Press of Kentucky,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- Radical Politics. I Have Seen Black Hands / Richard Wright
- Wright's Afromodern Search for Political Freedom / Lewis R. Gordon
- Richard Wright and the Critique of Class Theory / Cedric J. Robinson
- Alternative Readings of Bigger Thomas / Cyrus Ernesto Zirakzadeh
- Richard Wright's Mission: initiating a politics of the human / Marilyn Nissim-Sabat
- Sexuality and Gender. Richard Wright and Black Women: imagining the feminine in The Outsider / Floyd W. Hayes III
- Masculinity, Misogyny, and the Limits of Racial Community / Paul Gilroy
- He's a Rapist, Even When He's Not: Richard Wright's account of Black male vulnerability in The raping of Willie McGee / Tommy J. Curry
- Black Internationalism. Behind the McGee Case / Richard Wright
- Seizing Freedom with Simone de Beauvoir / Lori J. Marso
- Revisiting Richard Wright in Ghana: Black radicalism and the dialectics of diaspora / Kevin Kelly Gaines
- Psychology and Black Liberation in Richard Wright's Black Power (1954) / Dorothy Stringer
- Rhetorical Registers. Blueprint for Negro writing / Richard Wright
- Floating facts on a sea of emotion: the literary journalism of Richard Wright / William Dow
- Many dark mirrors of Richard Wright's 12 million Black voices / Perry S. Moskowitz
- Richard Wright: the "nature" of politics-the "politics" of nature / James B. Haile III
- Uncle Tom's Great-Grandchildren. Joe Louis uncovers dynamite / Richard Wright
- Notes toward a political economy of life and death: reading Richard Wright with Frantz Fanon / Abdul R. JanMohamed
- Reading Richard Wright beyond the carceral state: the politics of refusal in Black radical imagination / Laura Grattan
- Slavery continued, freedom sought: Wright's political intellectual journey / Jane Anna Gordon.