American Protest Essay and National Belonging, The: Addressing DivisionSUNY Press |
Inhalt
Concerning Division Allegiance Renunciation and National Belonging | 1 |
1 Toward an American Protest Essay Tradition | 13 |
Three Feminist Revisions of a Founding Document | 41 |
Helen Hunt Jacksons Protest Essay and the Protest Novel Tradition | 71 |
James Baldwin American Protest Essayist | 87 |
5 Identity Politics Collective Futuresand the CrossEssay Conversations of Audre Lorde Adrienne Richand Alice Walker | 117 |
6 June Jordan and Transnational American Protest | 139 |
Why the Essay? | 155 |
Pritings of the Combahee River Collective A Black Feminist Statement April 1977 | 159 |
NOTES | 161 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 185 |
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
African American Alice Walker American Indians American Literature American protest essay American protest essayists anarchist argues Audre Lorde Black Feminist black women Bread and Roses chapter citizenship Citizenship Day Civil Rights claim collective critics critique cross-essay cultural debates Declaration of Independence Declaration of Sentiments Deloria democracy democratic divided audience Douglass DuBois Emma Goldman Emmett Till equality especially essay form experiences of exclusion Falk feminism fiction founding documents Further citations given genre given in text global groups Helen Hunt Jackson Ibid identitarian identity politics imagine inclusive James Baldwin Joeres Jordan June Jordan Lorde Mother Earth move narratives nation-state national belonging national promises Negro Occom oppression particular personal essay political advocacy protest essay tradition protest novel race racial Ramona re-vision readers Review rhetoric scholars sisterhood slaves social movements speak speaker stance story Studies Thoreau tion transnational universalist vision voice W. E. B. DuBois Walker women's liberation York