Thirty-three new essays on Richard Wright explore the crucial contexts of Wright's trailblazing literary career.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Richard Wright's Luck Michael Nowlin Part I. Life and Career, Times and Places: 1. The Jim Crow South Thadious Davis 2. Chicago Liesl Olson 3. New York and Brooklyn Ayesha Hardison 4. Paris and Ailly William E. Dow 5. Globetrotting, 1949-1960 John Lowe Part II. Social and Cultural Contexts: 6. Black Masculinity: Boyhood and Manhood Denied in Jim Crow America Joseph G. Ramsey 7. Wright and African American Women Shana A. Russell 8. He Tried to Be a Communist: Wright and the Black Literary Left Alan M. Wald 9. Liberalism and the Color Line John K. Young 10. 'The Same Stuff': Native Son and Press Coverage of the Robert Nixon Trial Jeannine Marie DeLombard 11. Moviegoer and Cinematic Seers Alice Mikal Craven 12. Fashion: Un/dressing Wright Paula Rabinowitz 13. 'Defeat Measured in the Jumping Cadences of Triumph': Wright's Engagement with Blues and Jazz Tim A. Ryan 14. Wright and Religion Jamall A. Calloway 15. Bandung and Third World Liberation Brian Russell Roberts 16. Black Paris, Hard-Boiled Paranoia, and the Cultural Cold War William J. Maxwell Part III. Literary and Intellectual Contexts: 17. Chicago Sociology Christopher Douglas 18. 1930s Proletarian Fiction Anthony Dawahare 19. The Blues in Print: Wright's 'Blueprint for Negro Writing' Reconsidered Jesse McCarthy 20. Realism and Modernism, Solipsism and Solidarity Anne MacMaster and Anita DeRouen 21. The Literary Mainstream: Story and the Book-of-the-Month Club Laurence Cossu-Beaumont 22. Wright, Psychoanalysis, and Fredric Wertham's Reading of Hamlet Stephan Kuhl 23. Wright's Black Boy in Context Robert B. Stepto 24. Wright and Women Authors Noelle Morrissette 25. Existentialism Stephanie Li 26. Wright and Les Temps Modernes Michael Nowlin 27. Wright and Postcolonial Thought Joseph Keith 28. Modern Poetry and Haiku Anita Patterson Part IV. Reputation and Critical Reception: 29. Wright's Many Lives and the Travails of Literary Biography Claudine Raynaud 30. Contemporary Reception Ian Afflerbach 31. Native Son on Stage and Screen Anna Shechtman 32. Wright's Critical Reputation, 1960-2019 Robert J. Butler 33. Richard Wright in the Era of #BlackLivesMatter: Two Views Barbara Foley and Jerry W. Ward, Jr.
Introduction: Richard Wright's Luck Michael Nowlin Part I. Life and Career, Times and Places: 1. The Jim Crow South Thadious Davis 2. Chicago Liesl Olson 3. New York and Brooklyn Ayesha Hardison 4. Paris and Ailly William E. Dow 5. Globetrotting, 1949-1960 John Lowe Part II. Social and Cultural Contexts: 6. Black Masculinity: Boyhood and Manhood Denied in Jim Crow America Joseph G. Ramsey 7. Wright and African American Women Shana A. Russell 8. He Tried to Be a Communist: Wright and the Black Literary Left Alan M. Wald 9. Liberalism and the Color Line John K. Young 10. 'The Same Stuff': Native Son and Press Coverage of the Robert Nixon Trial Jeannine Marie DeLombard 11. Moviegoer and Cinematic Seers Alice Mikal Craven 12. Fashion: Un/dressing Wright Paula Rabinowitz 13. 'Defeat Measured in the Jumping Cadences of Triumph': Wright's Engagement with Blues and Jazz Tim A. Ryan 14. Wright and Religion Jamall A. Calloway 15. Bandung and Third World Liberation Brian Russell Roberts 16. Black Paris, Hard-Boiled Paranoia, and the Cultural Cold War William J. Maxwell Part III. Literary and Intellectual Contexts: 17. Chicago Sociology Christopher Douglas 18. 1930s Proletarian Fiction Anthony Dawahare 19. The Blues in Print: Wright's 'Blueprint for Negro Writing' Reconsidered Jesse McCarthy 20. Realism and Modernism, Solipsism and Solidarity Anne MacMaster and Anita DeRouen 21. The Literary Mainstream: Story and the Book-of-the-Month Club Laurence Cossu-Beaumont 22. Wright, Psychoanalysis, and Fredric Wertham's Reading of Hamlet Stephan Kuhl 23. Wright's Black Boy in Context Robert B. Stepto 24. Wright and Women Authors Noelle Morrissette 25. Existentialism Stephanie Li 26. Wright and Les Temps Modernes Michael Nowlin 27. Wright and Postcolonial Thought Joseph Keith 28. Modern Poetry and Haiku Anita Patterson Part IV. Reputation and Critical Reception: 29. Wright's Many Lives and the Travails of Literary Biography Claudine Raynaud 30. Contemporary Reception Ian Afflerbach 31. Native Son on Stage and Screen Anna Shechtman 32. Wright's Critical Reputation, 1960-2019 Robert J. Butler 33. Richard Wright in the Era of #BlackLivesMatter: Two Views Barbara Foley and Jerry W. Ward, Jr.
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