Critical voicings of Black liberation
Subtitle: resistance and representations in the Americas
By: Kimberley L. Phillips ... [et al.].
Contributors: Phillips, Kimberley L. 1960-.
Series: FORECAAST, Forum for European Contributions to African American Studies -- v. 11; FORECAAST -- v. 11.
Publisher: Lit
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Münster
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
Subjects: African Americans -- Civil rights.; African American arts.; American literature -- African American authors -- History and criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Critical voicings of Black liberation : resistance and representations in the Americas / Hermine D. Pinson and Kimberley L. Phillips - Liberating metaphorical sites : Morrison, Winfrey, and the popularizing of the "All-Black" Oklahoma settlements / Cathy Covell Waegner - "Memorizing" the female body / Josefina Cornejo - Moments of epiphany in autobiographical writings of the twentieth century South / Ineke Bockting - "Queen of the Colonial Exposition" : Josephine Baker's strategic performance / Michael Borshuk - "Gershwin gone native!" : perspectives on authenticity in Porgy and Bess / Katherine Dacey - It ain't necessarily so that it ain't necessarily so: jazz recordings of Porgy and Bess as film and cultural criticism / Arthur Knight - "Get[ting] their fiction out into the world": fiction and liberation in Earl Lovelace's Salt and Fred D'Aguiar's Dear Future / Kathie Birat - "Dramatising the verse" or versifying the drama: Rita Dove's The darker face of the earth. A verse play / Valerie Bada - Education for liberation : Daniel Alexander Payne / Nelson T. Strobert - Dismantling slavery's master-narratives through African diaspora cinema / Judylyn S. Ryan - From the Amistad slave rebellion to the Christian Mendi mission in West Africa: the African American career of Sarah Margru Kinson / Katja Füllberg-Stolberg - Liberating an African American text : editing Clotel for an electronic century / Christopher Mulvey.