Add to ORKGDr. Lesley Larkin (associate professor of English at Northern Michigan University and a Linfield College alum) discusses her book Race and the Literary Encounter: Black Literature from James Weldon Johnson to Percival Everett, which traces the strategies developed by modern and contemporary Black writers to challenge, model, and theorize modes of reading race. Larkin explores how black literature has challenged the notion that reading is a race-neutral act by modeling interventionist strategies to create anti-racist readers
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This project began with the intention to examine the connection between the aesthetic and the politi...
(Portion of Introduction) During the earlier centuries, black American literature was ignored by whi...
This project examines how the oppression of African Americans, especially those in domestic service ...
This assignment was created for the Honors requirement in my contract course version of ENG 347 Afri...
The issue of race and racial identity have preoccupied many writers throughout the history of the U....
While theorists conceive of multicultural education in a variety of complex ways, it is frequently e...
A volume that advances a theory of the intertextual nature of race in America; examines authors rang...
Though the trope of the black literacy narrative has served as a model for liberation throughout Afr...
This dissertation examines the roles of African American educators in efforts to re-make the race be...
This study examines student readers' responses to and interpretations of texts in order to consider ...
Thesis (Ed.M.)--Boston UniversityRESEARCH: Black literature has been incorporated into the curriculu...
The problem created by racism could be traced to be the major factor behind most Black literature th...
This course considers the impact of storytelling and spirituals on the literary production of Africa...
Imagined Literacies argues that antebellum ideologies of racial difference—the ways that early Ameri...
Reading experiences and instruction, on the whole, are unable to mold many African American youth in...