The new territory : Ralph Ellison and the twenty-first century /
A critical advancement and recognition of the enduring power of a great American writer.
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Jackson :
University Press of Mississippi,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Marc C. Conner and Lucas E. Morel
- Invisible man sixty years later: revisiting Ellison's masterpiece in the twenty-first century. Invisible man and the politics of love / Robert Butler
- The body and Invisible man: Ralph Ellison's novel in twenty-first-century performance and public spaces / Patrice Rankine
- The noisy lostness: oppositionality and acousmatic subjectivity in Invisible man / Herman Beavers
- Invisible man in the age of Obama: Ellison on (color) blindness, visibility, and the hopes for a postracial America / Bryan Crable
- Three days before the shooting: Ellison's ongoing epic of America. Ralph Ellison in his labyrinth / Eric J. Sundquist
- The politics of fatherhood in Three days before the shooting / Lena Hill
- Father Abraham: Ellison's Agon with the fathers in Three days before the shooting / Marc C. Conner
- Ralph Ellison's Three days: the aesthetics of political change / Timothy Parrish
- Ralph Ellison's Three days before the shooting a and the implicit morality of form / Grant Shreve
- Ralph Ellison and American culture: Ellison past, present, and future. In a strange country: the challenge of American inclusion / Lucas E. Morel
- Invisible man's grandfather and the American dream / Steven D. Ealy
- Mourning and melancholy: explaining the Ellison animus / Ross Posnock
- "How many lightbulbs does it take to screw in a blues singer?": the French Revolution, King Louis Armstrong, and the futuristic jungleism of jazz / Steven C. Tracy
- Conclusion: Ralph Ellison in the twenty-first century. That pause for contemplatio: a centennial meditation on Ralph Ellison / John Callahan.
