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Features Essays On The Slave Narrative, Coming Of Age, Vernacular Modernism, And The Post-colonial Novel To Help Readers Gain A Better Appreciation Of The African American Novel's Diversity And Complexity. Introduction / Maryemma Graham -- Part I: The Long Journey: The African American Novel And History -- Freeing The Voice, Creating The Self: The Novel And Slavery / Christopher Mulvey -- Reconstructing The Race: The Novel After Slavery / M. Giulia Fabi -- The Novel Of The Negro Renaissance / George Hutchinson -- Caribbean Migration, Ex-isles, And The New World Novel / Giselle Liza Anatol -- Part Ii: Search For A Form: The New American Novel -- The Neo-slave Narrative / Ashraf H.a. Rushdy -- Coming Of Age In The African American Novel / Claudine Raynaud -- The Blues Novel / Steven C. Tracy -- From Modernism To Postmodernism: Black Literature At The Crossroads / Fritz Gysin -- The African American Novel And Popular Culture / Susanne B. Dietzel -- Part Iii: African American Voices: From Margin To Center -- Everybody's Protest Novel: The Era Of Richard Wright / Jerry W. Ward Jr. -- Finding Common Ground: Ralph Ellison And James Baldwin / Herman Beavers -- American Neo-hoodooism: The N

Author

Graham, Maryemma

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)

Published

2004

Language

EN

ISBN

9781139816823