Titlebook: Class Representation in Modern Fiction and Film; Keith Gandal Book 2007 Keith Gandal 2007 America.Amerikanische Literatur.culture.drama.fi

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An?sthesie in der Gef??chirurgier panic, paranoia, and thus a need for terribly exciting distraction (such as the battlefield allows); delusions of grandeur, a drive for fame, and a world seen through the lens of shame or self-esteem; claustrophobia, alienation, and misogyny; anger, self-hatred, and thus a self-punishing stoicism.

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A Shameful Look at Zora Neale Hurston, participation in voodoo and animal sacrifice, and reactionary political positions: these can all be understood in terms of an abjection that issues out of her beloved mother’s early death, her father’s abandonment of her, her encounters with sexism, and her experiences of racism and color consciousness as a dark-skinned black child.

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Introductiont ironically created in the wake of civil rights gains. Henry Louis Gates talked to a number of poor African Americans, but his only discussion with a member of the underclass ended in a quick, uncomprehending dismissal.

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and the unusual lives of Zora Neale Hurston, Stephen Crane, Henry Miller and Michel Foucault. The book argues for Hurston‘s centrality, not merely to the African-American canon, but to the American tradition.978-1-349-53792-1978-0-230-60419-3

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