"With beautiful sensitivity to language, Wald offers a unique blend of nuanced textual analysis and historical interpretation. The result is a provocative and well researched account of national stories and the concept of personhood."--Akhil Reed Amar, Yale Law School
"With beautiful sensitivity to language, Wald offers a unique blend of nuanced textual analysis and historical interpretation. The result is a provocative and well researched account of national stories and the concept of personhood."--Akhil Reed Amar, Yale Law School
Priscilla Wald is Assistant Professor of English at Columbia University and a contributing editor to American Literary History
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Abbreviations ix Acknowledgments xiii Introduction 1 1. Neither Citizen Nor Alien: National Narratives, Frederick Douglass ,and the Politics of Self-Definition 14 2. "As From a Faithful Mirror": Pierre, Our Nig, and Literary Nationalism 106 3. "The Strange Meaning of Being Black": The Souls of Black Folk and the Narrative of History 172 4. A "Losing-Self Sense": The Making of Americans and the Anxiety of Identity 237 Coda: An American "We" 299 Notes 305 Selected Bibliography 353 Index 375
Abbreviations ix Acknowledgments xiii Introduction 1 1. Neither Citizen Nor Alien: National Narratives, Frederick Douglass ,and the Politics of Self-Definition 14 2. "As From a Faithful Mirror": Pierre, Our Nig, and Literary Nationalism 106 3. "The Strange Meaning of Being Black": The Souls of Black Folk and the Narrative of History 172 4. A "Losing-Self Sense": The Making of Americans and the Anxiety of Identity 237 Coda: An American "We" 299 Notes 305 Selected Bibliography 353 Index 375
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