Trudier Harris, 1996–1997

This Disease Called Strength': The Compensating Construction of Black Female Character

1996-97

English & American Literature, Emory University

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Genre > Essays

Pigmentocracy, by Trudier Harris

History / Education Studies / Race / Skin Color / African American History / Racial Discrimination / Body Politics /

Genre > Essays

The Trickster in African American Literature, by Trudier Harris

Literature / History / Education Studies / Tricksters / African American Literature / African American History / Racial Discrimination / Oral Tradition / Slavery /

Genre > Essays

African American Protest Poetry, by Trudier Harris

Literature / History / Education Studies / Poetry / Protest Literature / African American Literature / Poets / Racial Discrimination / African American History /

Genre > Essays

The Image of Africa in the Literature of the Harlem Renaissance, by Trudier Harris

History / Literature / Education Studies / American History / African History / African American History / African American Literature / Harlem Renaissance /

Genre > Edited Volumes

The Literature of the American South: A Norton Anthology

Literature / American Literature / American South /

Genre > Monographs

Saints, Sinners, Saviors: Strong Black Women in African American Literature

Literature / Literary Criticism / African American Literature / History of Literature / Women Authors /

Genre > Edited Volumes

The Oxford Companion to African American Literature

Literature / American Literature / African American Literature /

Genre > Edited Volumes

Call and Response: The Riverside Anthology of the African American Literary Tradition

Literature / African American Literature / History of Literature /