(Re)Drawing boundaries: looking back at a Boston marriage in The country of the pointed firs -- "But some times...I don't marry,-even in books": Boston marriages, Creoles, and the future of the nation -- Slavery, sexuality, and genre: Pauline E. Hopkins's negotiations of (African) American womanhood -- María Amparo Ruis de Burton's geographies of race, regions of religion -- Kate Chopin and (stretching) the limits of local color fiction -- Transnational geographies of race: "Eurasian" communities and the nation in Mrs. Spring Fragrance.
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