This book explores the need to interrogate and subvert the embodied discursive practices of whiteness in the reiteration of norms through the construct of accompaniment, both within black spaces and across the color line, with a critical awareness that values collective experience of shared vulnerability in everyday life.
This book explores the need to interrogate and subvert the embodied discursive practices of whiteness in the reiteration of norms through the construct of accompaniment, both within black spaces and across the color line, with a critical awareness that values collective experience of shared vulnerability in everyday life.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
E. Lâle Demirtürk is professor emerita of American Literature in the Department of American Culture and Literature at Bilkent University in Ankara, Turkey.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: African American Novels in the Twenty-First Century: Blackness as Strategy of Mutual Accompaniment in Everyday Life Chapter One: Everyday Acts of Mutual Accompaniment as Liberatory Praxis: Building Interracial Commons in Kalisha Buckhanon's Speaking of Summer (2019) Chapter Two: Accompaniment in the Spaces of White Governance: Resistance to Internalized Carcerality in Kalisha Buckhanon's Upstate (2005) Chapter Three: The Transformative Politics of Love as Corrective to White Supremacy in Ben Burgess Jr.'s Defining Moments: Black and White (2020) Chapter Four: Practices of Accompaniment in Contested Spaces of Embodied Carcerality: Walter Mosley's Every Man a King: A King Oliver Novel (2023) Conclusion: Accompaniment as Critique of Everyday Life: Transforming Racialized Social Imaginary Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Introduction: African American Novels in the Twenty-First Century: Blackness as Strategy of Mutual Accompaniment in Everyday Life Chapter One: Everyday Acts of Mutual Accompaniment as Liberatory Praxis: Building Interracial Commons in Kalisha Buckhanon's Speaking of Summer (2019) Chapter Two: Accompaniment in the Spaces of White Governance: Resistance to Internalized Carcerality in Kalisha Buckhanon's Upstate (2005) Chapter Three: The Transformative Politics of Love as Corrective to White Supremacy in Ben Burgess Jr.'s Defining Moments: Black and White (2020) Chapter Four: Practices of Accompaniment in Contested Spaces of Embodied Carcerality: Walter Mosley's Every Man a King: A King Oliver Novel (2023) Conclusion: Accompaniment as Critique of Everyday Life: Transforming Racialized Social Imaginary Bibliography About the Author
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