Cultural Sites of Critical Insight: Philosophy, Aesthetics, and African American and Native American Women’s Writings

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SUNY Press (2012)
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Explores the interplay between artistic values and social, political, and moral concerns in writings by African American and Native American women.

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9780791480571   0791469808   0791480577

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10.1515/9780791480571
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On the “Res” and in the “Hood”.  (pages 3-27)Angela L. Cotten
Self-Help, Indian Style?  (pages 31-46)Analouise Keating
Making the Awakening Hers.  (pages 47-65)Elizabeth J. West
Any Woman’s Blues.  (pages 67-82)Michael A. Antonucci
Through the Mirror.  (pages 85-104)Ellen L. Arnold
The Red-Black Center of Alice Walker’s Meridian.  (pages 105-119)Barbara S. Tracy
Womanist Interventions in Historical Materialism.  (pages 121-136)Angela L. Cotten
Both the Law and its Transgression.  (pages 139-157)Noelle Morrissette
Luci Tapahonso’s “Leda and the Cowboy”.  (pages 159-170)Maggie Romigh
Mother Times Two.  (pages 171-190)Margot R. Reynolds

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