Postblack Aesthetics :: the Freedom to Be Black in Contemporary African American Fiction.
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| 505 | 8 | |a 2.6 Texts of the Postblack Aesthetics 3 Re-Forming Black Literature: Charles Johnson's Oxherding Tale and Short Fiction; 3.1 "China"-Taking the Imaginative Leap into the Liberation of Perception ; 3.2 Freeing the Form in Oxherding Tale -- 3.3 "Put simply, your task is impossible": The Responsibility of an "Executive Decision. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 4 Re-Writing the Text of Blackness: "Mimetic hacks" in Trey Ellis's Platitudes and Percival Everett's Erasure4.1 Cultural Mulattoes and the Script of Authentic Blackness ; 4.2 Intertextual Love and the "common vorld" of Platitudes ; 4.3 No Love Lost for the "real thing" in Erasure -- 5 Political Narratives of (Thin) Blackness: Paul Beatty's The White Boy Shuffle and Charles Johnson's Dreamer | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 5.1 Thin Blackness and Postblackness 5.2 Fighting "the eternal war for civility": The White Boy Shuffle -- 5.3 "If we stop, we'll fall and be trampled": Dreamer and the Imperative to Keep Moving; 6 Beyond the Invisible Walls of Blackness: Cosmopolitan Themes in Adam Mansbach's Angry Black White Boy and Paul Beatty's Slumberland -- 6.1 Cosmopolitan Conviviality ; 6.2 The White Race Traitor in Angry Black White Boy -- 6.3 Declaring Blackness Passé in Slumberland | |
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