This collection reflects the still urgent project of historical recuperation, as well as an examination of literary representations and other cultural manifestations of the Black Diaspora. Disciplinary work within the boundaries of African American Studies has been enhanced by more general considerations of the history of "race" and racism in globalized contexts. The articles assembled here reflect recent empirical research as well as challenging theoretical considerations. Contributions address particular formations of racialized modernity owed to the impact of the Atlantic slave trade and slavery, and thus broaden the approach to the Middle Passage, to improve our understanding of it as a constitutive transatlantic phenomenon in the widest possible sense.
The Problem of the Color Blind: Notes on the Discourse on Race in Italy
págs. 29-39
Rethinking "Race": Biocentrism and the Origins of Our Time
págs. 41-66
Franz Boas: The Construction of Race and the Origins of African American Studies
Frank A. Salamone
págs. 67-77
Alain Locke's Historical Identity: Before and After the Harlem Renaissance
págs. 79-87
"Where Our Melanotic Citizens Predominate": Locating African Americans and Finding the "Lung Block" in Tuberculosis Research in Baltimore, Maryland, 1880-1920
págs. 89-112
Approaching Race and "Americanism": The NAACP and the State in the Early Cold War
págs. 113-124
Spokeswoman for Democracy: The International Work of the National Council of Negro Women in the Cold War
págs. 125-137
Rastafari: Black Decolonization
págs. 139-148
Pitiful Strategies: Richard Delgado's Legal Storytelling and the Politics of Racial Representation
págs. 149-160
From Rage to Reason: Race and Politics in Walter Mosley's Socrates Fortlow Novels
págs. 161-172
Violence in Toni Morrison's Fiction: The Ethnics of Looking On and (Not) Looking Back
págs. 173-184
The Erotics of Slavery: Misex Sex in Fred D'Aguiar's Neo-Slave Narratives
págs. 185-209
Migration Narrative: Recuperating the Voice of Elsewheres in Assia Djebar's Writings
págs. 211-221
Surrogates: Juba and Rhythmic Practices
Christopher Johnson
págs. 223-238
Hopping on the Hype: Double Ontology of (Contemporary) American Rap Music
págs. 239-253
Gray Areas: Representation, identities, and Politics in Afro-American Race Performances Kara Walker's Hybrid Body Concepts
págs. 255-268
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