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To wake the nations
race in the making of American literature -
Ghetto images in twentieth-century American literature
writing apartheid -
To wake the nations
race in the making of American literature -
The nation's region
southern modernism, segregation, and U.S. nationalism -
Neo-segregation narratives
Jim Crow in post-civil rights American literature -
Representing segregation
toward an aesthetics of living Jim Crow, and other forms of racial division -
Whitewashing America
material culture and race in the antebellum imagination -
The African American roots of modernism
from Reconstruction to the Harlem Renaissance -
The nation's region
southern modernism, segregation, and U.S. nationalism -
The African American Roots of Modernism
From Reconstruction to the Harlem Renaissance -
Neo-segregation narratives
Jim Crow in post-civil rights American literature -
<<The>> nation's region
southern modernism, segregation, and U.S. nationalism -
<<The>> nation's region
southern modernism, segregation, and U.S. nationalism -
The nation's region
Southern modernism, segregation, and U.S. nationalism -
White diaspora
the suburb and the twentieth-century American novel -
To wake the nations
race in the making of American literature -
Representing segregation
toward an aesthetics of living Jim Crow, and other forms of racial division -
Whitewashing America
material culture and race in the antebellum imagination -
To wake the nations
race in the making of American literature -
White diaspora
the suburb and the twentieth-century American novel -
Literary themes for students. Race and prejudice
examining diverse literature to understand and compare universal themes -
The nation's region
Southern modernism, segregation, and U.S. nationalism -
Whitewashing America
material culture and race in the antebellum imagination -
Representing segregation
toward an aesthetics of living Jim Crow, and other forms of racial division -
Neo-segregation narratives
Jim Crow in post-civil rights American literature