Analysing the ubiquity of the small town in fiction of the mid-century US South, Living Jim Crow is the first extended scholarly study to explore how authors mobilised this setting as a tool for racial resistance.
Analysing the ubiquity of the small town in fiction of the mid-century US South, Living Jim Crow is the first extended scholarly study to explore how authors mobilised this setting as a tool for racial resistance.
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Modern American Literature and the New Twentieth Century
Gavan Lennon is Senior Lecturer in American Literature and Culture at Canterbury Christ Church University.
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Acknowledgements Introduction: Uncovering a Poetics of Protest 1. Creators of the Small Town: Anthropology, Racial Etiquette, and African American Fiction in the 1930s 2. The White Town/Coloured Town Paradigm: Lillian Smith's Maxwell 3. An Anatomy of Critique: Byron Herbert Reece's Tilden 4. The Milan Cycle: Carson McCullers' Milan 5. Breaking the Pencil: William Faulkner's Jefferson 6. Knowing How to Curse: William Melvin Kelley's Sutton Conclusion: (De)Generative Ground: The Field and the Segregated Town Index.
Acknowledgements Introduction: Uncovering a Poetics of Protest 1. Creators of the Small Town: Anthropology, Racial Etiquette, and African American Fiction in the 1930s 2. The White Town/Coloured Town Paradigm: Lillian Smith's Maxwell 3. An Anatomy of Critique: Byron Herbert Reece's Tilden 4. The Milan Cycle: Carson McCullers' Milan 5. Breaking the Pencil: William Faulkner's Jefferson 6. Knowing How to Curse: William Melvin Kelley's Sutton Conclusion: (De)Generative Ground: The Field and the Segregated Town Index.
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