Zora Neale Hurston : critical perspectives past and present /
Gates, Henry Louis.
Appiah, Anthony.
New York : Amistad : Distributed by Penguin USA,
c1993.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 313-319) and index.
Jonah's gourd vine (1934) / Martha Gruening; Estelle Felton; Andrew Burris; Margaret Wallace -- Mules and men (1935) / Henry Lee Moon; Lewis Gannett; H. I. Brock -- There eyes were watching God (1937) / Richard Wright; Alain Locke; Lucille Tompkins; Sterling Brown; Sheila Hibben; Otis Ferguson -- Tell my horse (1938) / Elmer Davis -- Moses, man of the mountain (1939) / Louis Untermeyer; Percy Hutchinson -- Dust tracks on the road (1942) / Phil Strong; Beatrice Sherman -- Seraph on the Suwanee (1948) / Frank G. Slaughter; Worth Tuttle Hedden.
"The drum with the man skin": Jonah's gourd vine / Eric J. Sundquist -- The emergent voice: the word within its texts / Karla Holloway -- Zora Neale Hurston: changing her own words / Cheryl A. Wall -- "I love the way Janie Crawford left her husbands": emergent female hero / Mary Helen Washington -- Wandering: Hurston's search for self and method / Susan Willis -- Thresholds of difference: structures of address in Zora Neale Hurston / Barbara Johnson -- Breaking out of the conventions of dialect / Gayl Jones -- Their eyes were watching God: Hurston and the speakerly text / Henry Louis Gates, Jr. -- Language, speech, and difference in Their eyes were watching God / Cynthia Bond -- Listening and living: Reading and experience in Their eyes were watching God / Maria Tai Wolff -- Lines of descent; Dissenting lines / Deborah E. McDowell Autoethnography: the an-archic sytle of Dust tracks on a road / Francoise Lionnet-McCumber -- Seraph on the Suwanee / Lillie Howard -- Workings of the spirit: conjure and the space of Black women's creativity / Houston A. Baker, Jr.
BNA
Hurston, Zora Neale
Women and literature
African Americans in literature.
Folklore in literature.