African American literature in transition, 1850-1865 /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY :
Cambridge University Press,
2021.
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| Series: | African American literature in transition ;
volume 4 |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Teresa Zackodnik
- Part I. Black Personhood and Citizenship in Transition : Introduction / Teresa Zackodnik
- 1. Freedom’s Accounts : The Semi-Citizenship Narrative / Stephen Knadler
- 2. Conduct Discourse, Slave Narratives, and Black Male Self-Fashioning on the Eve of the Civil War / Erica L. Ball
- 3. Picturing Black Authorship with and against Stowe’s Lens / Michael A. Chaney
- 4. African American Periodicals and the Transition to Visual Intercourse / Autumn Womack
- Part II. Generic Transitions and Textual Circulation : Introduction / Teresa Zackodnik
- 5. Overhearing the African American Novel, 1850â€"1865 / Hollis Robbins, Mark Sussman
- 6. Black Romanticism and the Lyric as the Medium of the Conspiracy / Matt Sandler
- 7. Black Newspapers, Novels, and the Racial Geographies of Transnationalism / Benjamin Fagan
- 8. Creoles of Color, Poetry, and the Periodic Press in Union-Occupied New Orleans / Jennifer Gipson
- 9. The Haitian and American Revolutions and Black Historical Writing at Mid-Century / Stephen G. Hall
- Part III. Black Geographies in Transition : Introduction / Teresa Zackodnik
- 10. Freedom to Move / Janaka Bowman Lewis
- 11. Black Activism, Print Culture, and Literature in Canada, 1850â€"1865 / Winfried Siemerling
- 12. Antislavery Activist Networks and Transatlantic Texts / Barbara McCaskill
- 13. Haiti as Diasporic Crossroads in Transnational African American Writing / Marlene L. Daut.