A literary exploration of the prevalence of death--its connection to political oppression and its use as salvation--in Richard Wright's work.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Abdul R. JanMohamed is Professor of English at the University of California, Berkeley. He is the author of Manichean Aesthetics: The Politics of Literature in Colonial Africa and a coeditor of The Nature and Context of Minority Discourse.
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Acknowledgments ix 1. Introduction: the Culture of Social-Death 1 2. Uncle Tom's Children: Dialectics of Death 45 3. Native Son: Symbolic-Death 77 4. Black Boy: Negation of Death-Bound-Subjectivity 138 5. The Outsider: Patricidal Desires 175 6. Savage Holiday: Matricide and Infanticide 210 7. The Long Dream: Death and the Paternal Function 233 8. Renegotiating the Death Contract 266 Notes 301 Works Cited 317 Index 323
Acknowledgments ix 1. Introduction: the Culture of Social-Death 1 2. Uncle Tom's Children: Dialectics of Death 45 3. Native Son: Symbolic-Death 77 4. Black Boy: Negation of Death-Bound-Subjectivity 138 5. The Outsider: Patricidal Desires 175 6. Savage Holiday: Matricide and Infanticide 210 7. The Long Dream: Death and the Paternal Function 233 8. Renegotiating the Death Contract 266 Notes 301 Works Cited 317 Index 323
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