What Else But Love?: The Ordeal of Race in Faulkner and MorrisonColumbia University Press, 1996 - 237 strán (strany) Weinstein investigates the stories blacks and whites, men and women, tell about each other through the work of two quintessential American novelists: William Faulkner and and Toni Morrison. Exploring deep-rooted understandings of race and gender and describing how differently their "Americanness" resonates in both writers' works, What Else But Love? considers the legacy of slavery in a variety of ways, from the meaning of mammies and mothers to the question of black manhood. |
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Beginnings | 1 |
Slavery | 43 |
xvii | 49 |
Legacies | 83 |
4 | 104 |
Encounters | 133 |
Absalom Absalom | 145 |
7 | 156 |
Conclusion | 217 |
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