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... the novel has within the African American literary tradition and what role fiction can play in interrogating the limits of a mode of political thought hemmed in by a racialized political economy. 1 See Lori Merish , who focuses on the unmistakable sexual elements of this scene by pointing...

.... King London: Macmillan, 1991 . 41 –68. Harper , Phillip Brian . “Passing for What? Racial Masquerade and the Demands of Upward Mobility.” Callaloo 21 ( 1998 ) 381 –97. Lee , Andrea . Sarah Phillips . Boston: Northeastern UP, 1993 . Lipsitz , George . The Possessive...

... . Duara , Prasenjit . Sovereignty and Authenticity: Manchukuo and the East Asian Modern . Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield, 2003 . Eng , David L. Racial Castration: Managing Masculinity in Asian America . Durham: Duke UP, 2001 . Fisher , Susan . “An Allegory of Return: Murakami...

...DANIEL Y. KIM COLLEEN LYE, America’s Asia: Racial Form and American Literature, 1893–1945 (Princeton: Princeton UP, 2005), pp. 368, cloth, $67.50, paper, $22.95. Copyright © Novel Corp. 2006 2006 Racial Forms, National Fictions COLLEEN LnS America's Asia: Racial...

..., 2004 . Wright , Michelle M. Becoming Black: Creating Identity in the African Diaspora . Durham: Duke UP, 2004 . Being Black There: Racial Subjectivity and Temporality in Walter Mosley’s Detective Novels daylanne k. english African...

...Matthew Krumholtz Abstract This essay explores how novelists of the Harlem Renaissance deploy small talk to disrupt racial identification. Nella Larsen's Passing (1929) serves as a case study showing that small talk magnifies a strange intimacy between passing narratives and etiquette manuals...

.... But the book will be valuable for scholars at all levels interested in race, embodiment, and empire as well as those invested in disability, thing theory, visual culture, and sexuality. Her book joins other recent studies that defamiliarize the history of racial theory, like Irene Tucker's The Moment...

...PATRICIA MCKEE Copyright © Novel Corp. 2002 2002 Works Cited Arata , Stephen . Fictions of Loss in the Victorian Fin de Siècle . Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1996 . Bonnett , Alastair . “How the British Working Class Became White: The Symbolic (Re)formation of Racialized...

...MARION RUST EZRA TAWIL, The Making of Racial Sentiment: Slavery and the Birth of the Frontier Romance (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2006), pp. 254, cloth, $85.00. Copyright © Novel Corp. 2006 2006 Sympathetic Racialism EZRA TAM71L, The Making of Racial Sentiment...

... of anti‐Blackness, including police brutality, disproportionate Black incarceration, and systemic inequalities, but also because, as Jemima Pierre argues, Africa is often perceived as “ the site of racial otherness,” making engagements with racialization in Africa appear redundant. This paper considers...

... of the most generative sites of potential collaboration between criticism and the novel. Circumscribing this potential, the article discovers three distinct but imbricated paranoid styles in Colson Whitehead's first novel, The Intuitionist : the racialized paranoid imperative, paranoid double consciousness...

...Rolland Murray Literary and cultural critics have tended to interpret African American literary postmodernism as a broad threat to the cohesion of racial community. Alternatively, this essay submits that contemporary novels by Charles Johnson, Andrea Lee, and others have also construed...

... negotiate the determinism of the DNA that gives him the condition of hermaphroditism), economic (the family fortunes sit precariously atop Detroit in the 1970s), racial (the immigrants “become white”), and cultural (she/he is Greek American). The novel uses new biological epistemologies to alleviate both...

..., invisibility, passing, and racial uplift. The ambiguity of its setting, which is congruent with its assertion of the inherent ambiguities of language and of individual and generic identities, marks The Intuitionist as an example of “postmodern” fiction. An analysis of the novel's allusions to the paraliterary...

...Madhu Dubey This essay examines the shifting forms of racial representation evident in American fiction since the 1970s, with the waning influence of earlier models of depth reading, demystification, and corrective mimesis. In characterizing this shift, Dubey takes her cue from the term racecraft...

... neo-slave narrative insofar as they deploy fantastic modes to probe the points of rupture as much as to establish parallels between antebellum slavery and the post–civil rights present. With their multiple frames of reference (to racialized American slavery, cross-racial reproductive enslavement...

... dramatized in novels like Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man (1952) and Richard Wright's The Outsider (1953)—stresses the (long-denied) depth and complexity of black subjectivity, the former eschews considerations of black particularity for a punitive, state-sponsored approach to racial injustice. Copyright ©...

... internationalism and to push back against some critiques of the novel, such as Paul Gilroy's, that have questioned the limits of its conception of solidarity and the function of racial blackness in its politics. The novel exemplifies, the article argues, both the greatest qualities and the greatest limitations...

... of enduring COVID‐19 restrictions intersected with the outrage of witnessing racial injustice. Telephone 's versions show how activism can result from an admixture of motives and aims. Against the claim that support for Black Lives Matter was insincere, Telephone imagines the grounds for political action...

... to BLM's critiques of state violence against minority populations, yet the book itself feels claustrophobically small. Through the combined analysis of these three recent literary successes, this article shows how a post‐global politics is reshaping US understandings of racialization. mlahiri...