Black women playwrights : visions on the American stage / edited by Carol P. Marsh-Lockett.
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| Language: | English |
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2014.
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| Series: | Studies in modern drama.
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Table of Contents:
- Critical introduction
- Other scribbling women : African American female dramatists / Carol P. Marsh-Lockett
- Remaking the minstrel : Pauline Hopkins's Peculiar Sam and the post-reconstruction black subject / Martha Patterson
- Before the strength, the pain : portraits of elderly black women in early twentieth-century anti-lynching plays / Trudier Harris
- Segregated sisterhood : anger, racism, and feminism in Alice Childress's Florence and Wedding band / LaVinia Delois Jennings
- "Sicker than a rabid dog" : African American women playwrights look at war / Marilyn Elkins
- Mara, Angelina Grimke's other play and the problems of recovering texts / Christine R. Gray
- Black male subjectivity deferred? The quest for voice and authority in Lorraine Hansberry's A raisin in the sun / Keith Clark
- The desire/authority nexus in contemporary African American women's drama / Lovalerie King
- Celebrating the (extra)ordinary : Alice Childress's representation of black selfhood / E. Barnsley Brown
- The discourse of intercourse : sexuality and eroticism in African American women's drama / Janice Lee Liddell
- The nightmare of history : conceptions of sexuality in Adrienne Kennedy's Funnyhouse of a Negro / Carla J. McDonough
- "Filled with the Holy Ghost" : sexual dimension and dimensions of sexuality in the theater of Ntozake Shange / Neal A. Lester.