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Literarische Inszenierungen von Wertstrukturen und Wertkonflikten in zeitgenössischen kubanisch-amerikanischen Romanen
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Ethnic modernisms
Anzia Yezierska, Zora Neale Hurston, Jean Rhys, and the aesthetics of dislocation -
Urban triage
race and the fictions of multiculturalism -
Crossing borders through folklore
African American women's fiction and art -
Storied voices in native American texts
Harry Robinson, Thomas King, James Welch and Leslie Marmon Silko -
Emerging Afrikan survivals
an Afrocentric critical theory -
The anti-lynching narrative
the ethical and political agency of African American fiction, 1900-1973 -
American migrant fictions
space, narrative, identity -
Granny midwives and black women writers
double-dutched readings -
Blackness and the color black in 20th century African American fiction
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Neo-slave narratives
studies in the social logic of a literary form -
Twofold transitions
Coming-of-Age in der hispanokaribisch-amerikanischen Immigrationsliteratur der 1990er Jahre -
The Jewish graphic novel
critical approaches -
Reading contemporary African American literature
black women's popular fiction, post-civil rights experience, and the African American canon -
Cultural haunting
ghosts and ethnicity in recent American literature -
Crossing borders through folklore
African American women's fiction and art -
Contemporary African American novelists
a bio-bibliographical critical sourcebook -
Gender - voice - vernacular
the formation of female subjectivity in Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison and Alice Walker -
Keys to controversies
stereotypes in modern American novels -
A house of words
Jewish writing, identity and memory -
Liberating narratives
the authorization of black female voices in African American women writers' novels of slavery -
Envisioning American women
the roads to communal identity in novels by women of color -
Contemporary African American fiction
the open journey -
Imagining the nation
Asian American literature and cultural consent -
The voices of African American women
the use of narrative and authorial voice in the works of Harriet Jacobs, Zora Neale Hurston, and Alice Walker