Titlebook: Richard Wright; New Readings in the Alice Mikal Craven,William E. Dow Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2011

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Seeking Salvation in a Naturalistic Universe: Richard Wright’s Use of His Southern Religious Backgrore arguably the most important cultural feature to African Americans,” the critical response to black literature, ironically, reflects very little of this because “the critics who write about black novels seldom deal with religious and biblical traditions in fiction” (1). This is particularly true o

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“White People to Either Side”: , and the Poetics of Spaceresent as well as in the narrative’s future. It is an accurate verbal representation of Bigger Thomas’s physical situation at that moment (he is sitting in the front seat of a car flanked by two white people); the words reappear virtually unaltered in the third and final section, appropriately entit

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Becoming Richard Wright: Space and the WPAre touchstones for the consideration of the intersection between race and place manifested in the power struggle that he undertook to create a mature, masculine subjectivity in times both of decreasing economic and class resources and of challenging social and regional locations that functioned to d

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Richard Wright’s , and ,: Intellectual Growth and Literary Vision rarely mentioned unfinished novel, ., will certainly prove to provoke the literary community. Though the novel held me captive as I read, thinking of Wright’s diversity as a craftsman and of his profoundly deeply seeded obsession with the complexity of human nature, I am aware of the initial and fi

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A Queer Finale: Sympathy and Privacy in Wright’s ,figure; his father, Ruddy Turner, repeatedly thinks to himself that his son is “queer” because of his perplexing philosophical ideas and his carefully guarded personal privacy, and when Tommy becomes the primary suspect for a series of killings, the question of whether he might be sexually queer ari

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Changing Texts: Censorship, “Reality,” and Fiction in ,ace, and sexuality.. When the full text of . is restored, as it is in the 1991 edition of The Library of America, the psychic makeup of Bigger Thomas insofar as it can derived from the text greatly differs from that generated by the expurgated version. We are reading another text. When one knows tha

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The Political Art of Wright’s “Fire and Cloud”choices. The Depression is in the foreground of this prize-winning story, set in the rural South, written in 1936–1937, and published in 1938.. From the start of “Fire and Cloud,” in the central character’s initial remarks and in the folk song he’s singing to himself, the Rev. Taylor shows he knows

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