Ralph Ellison in context:
"Lewis and Ida Ellison settled in Oklahoma City in 1910, a few years before the birth of their first son Ralph Waldo on March 1, 1913. They had migrated west from South Carolina, like many African Americans from the deep South, in hopes of opportunity and an escape from racial violence in a new...
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Zusammenfassung: | "Lewis and Ida Ellison settled in Oklahoma City in 1910, a few years before the birth of their first son Ralph Waldo on March 1, 1913. They had migrated west from South Carolina, like many African Americans from the deep South, in hopes of opportunity and an escape from racial violence in a new state not yet under the hold of Jim Crow. Oklahoma had only been a U.S. state for three years when they arrived. Before 1907, it was Oklahoma Territory, and before that, Indian Territory (1830s-1890), occupied and managed by some three dozen tribes native to or relocated to the region prior to the Civil War. "The Territory" had come to be a haven for famous outlaws, but for many it also represented possibility: a chance for new immigrants to find good work in an unbiased setting, like the Italians who mined coal for the Choctaw Nation; freedom from the status quo for those who felt confined by the social mores of the northeast; a chance for single women to own property; and space for new communities, such as the approximately fifty, self-governing all-black towns and settlements that dotted the pan-shaped map"-- |
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adam_text | Contents List ofFigures Notes on Contributors List ofAbbreviations page viii x xvii Introduction i PART I: GEOGRAPHICAL, INSTITUTIONAL, AND INTERPERSONAL CONTEXTS 1 Oklahoma City and “the Territory” 15 Tracy Floreani 2 Ghosts ofTuskegee 25 Caroline Gebhard 3 Morteza Drexel Sprague 34 Matthew McKnight 4 New York City, 1936-1946 45 Sara Rutkowski 5 The United States Merchant Marine 55 Paul Devlin 6 Fanny Ellison 71 Colleen G. Eik 7 Rome, 1955-1957 81 Sara Marzioli 8 Postwar New York City Andrew M. Davenport 91
vi Contents 9 Albert Murray after 1962 101 Paul Devlin PART II: HISTORICAL, POLITICAL, AND CULTURAL CONTEXTS 10 Visualizing Black Identity in Ellison’s Fiction 117 Lena Hill n Alternating Currents: Electricity, Humanism, and Resistance 127 Jennifer L. Lieberman 12 Sounds and Signs of Black Womanhood 137 Meina Yates-Richard 13 Masculinity 147 E. Al-Tariq Moore 14 Aesthetics of Democracy 157 Sterling Lecater BUndJr. 15 Black Power and Black Arts 167 Matthew Calihman 16 Wrestling with the Far Right: Ellison’s Representations of Fascism 177 Kevin C. Moore 17 Southwestern Swing 187 Steven Lewis 18 The Self-Fashioned American Blues Identity 197 Kimberly Mack 19 Ellison’s Durational View of Bebop 207 Michael Germana PART III: LITERARY AND CRITICAL CONTEXTS 20 The Harlem Renaissance 219 Michael Borshuk 21 Ellison’s Early Writings Barbara Foley 230
Contents 22 The Wright School vii 240 Stephan Kuhl 23 Literary Modernism 250 Tessa Roynon 24 Beyond Raglan’s Hero: Ellison’s Ritualist Influences 260 Bryan Crabk 25 Sociology 270 Scott Selisker 26 The Soapbox Speech in Ellison’sFiction 280 Granville Ganter 27 Postwar Literary Aesthetics 290 Jesse McCarthy 28 Ellison as Correspondent 300 Marc C. Conner PART iv: RECEPTION AND REPUTATION 29 Critical Reputation, 1994-2020 313 Paul Devlin and Robert J. Butler 30 Reading Invisible Man by Design 327 Kinohi Nishikawa 31 Reception of the Hickman Novel 342 Benji de և Piedra 32 Reception of the Essay Collections 354 Matthew Lambert 33 Reception in the Soviet Union (1953-1991) and Post-Soviet States (1991-2020) 365 Olga Panova 34 Biographies of Ellison 376 Timothy Parrish 35 Ellison and Digital Humanities 385 J. D. Porter Index 39 h
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Contents List ofFigures Notes on Contributors List ofAbbreviations page viii x xvii Introduction i PART I: GEOGRAPHICAL, INSTITUTIONAL, AND INTERPERSONAL CONTEXTS 1 Oklahoma City and “the Territory” 15 Tracy Floreani 2 Ghosts ofTuskegee 25 Caroline Gebhard 3 Morteza Drexel Sprague 34 Matthew McKnight 4 New York City, 1936-1946 45 Sara Rutkowski 5 The United States Merchant Marine 55 Paul Devlin 6 Fanny Ellison 71 Colleen G. Eik 7 Rome, 1955-1957 81 Sara Marzioli 8 Postwar New York City Andrew M. Davenport 91
vi Contents 9 Albert Murray after 1962 101 Paul Devlin PART II: HISTORICAL, POLITICAL, AND CULTURAL CONTEXTS 10 Visualizing Black Identity in Ellison’s Fiction 117 Lena Hill n Alternating Currents: Electricity, Humanism, and Resistance 127 Jennifer L. Lieberman 12 Sounds and Signs of Black Womanhood 137 Meina Yates-Richard 13 Masculinity 147 E. Al-Tariq Moore 14 Aesthetics of Democracy 157 Sterling Lecater BUndJr. 15 Black Power and Black Arts 167 Matthew Calihman 16 Wrestling with the Far Right: Ellison’s Representations of Fascism 177 Kevin C. Moore 17 Southwestern Swing 187 Steven Lewis 18 The Self-Fashioned American Blues Identity 197 Kimberly Mack 19 Ellison’s Durational View of Bebop 207 Michael Germana PART III: LITERARY AND CRITICAL CONTEXTS 20 The Harlem Renaissance 219 Michael Borshuk 21 Ellison’s Early Writings Barbara Foley 230
Contents 22 The Wright School vii 240 Stephan Kuhl 23 Literary Modernism 250 Tessa Roynon 24 Beyond Raglan’s Hero: Ellison’s Ritualist Influences 260 Bryan Crabk 25 Sociology 270 Scott Selisker 26 The Soapbox Speech in Ellison’sFiction 280 Granville Ganter 27 Postwar Literary Aesthetics 290 Jesse McCarthy 28 Ellison as Correspondent 300 Marc C. Conner PART iv: RECEPTION AND REPUTATION 29 Critical Reputation, 1994-2020 313 Paul Devlin and Robert J. Butler 30 Reading Invisible Man by Design 327 Kinohi Nishikawa 31 Reception of the Hickman Novel 342 Benji de և Piedra 32 Reception of the Essay Collections 354 Matthew Lambert 33 Reception in the Soviet Union (1953-1991) and Post-Soviet States (1991-2020) 365 Olga Panova 34 Biographies of Ellison 376 Timothy Parrish 35 Ellison and Digital Humanities 385 J. D. Porter Index 39 h |
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