Includes bibliographical references (p. 201-204) and index.
Contents:
"A lot depends on what judge we have" : Native son and the legal means for social justice / Mark Decker. From St. Petersburg to Chicago : Wright's Crime and punishment / Tony Magistrale -- Misogyny and appropriation in Wright's Native son / Alan W. France -- The veil of black : (un)masking the subject of African-American modernism's "native son" / Kimberly W. Benston -- Everybody's healing novel : Native son and its contemporary critical context / Alessandro Portelli -- Mastering the master's tongue : Bigger as oppressor in Richard Wright's Native son / Lale Demiturk -- The power of place : Richard Wright's Native son / Desmond Harding -- To blot it all out : the politics of realism in Richard Wright's Native son / Damon Marcel DeCoste -- Spectacle and event in Native son / Jonathan Elmer -- Backstage and onstage : the drama of Native son / Hazel Rowley -- "A lot depends on what judge we have" : Native son and the legal means for social justice / Mark Decker.
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