How Books Become Racist: US Literary Culture in the Post-Civil Rights Era - Elements in Race in American Literature and Culture - Truschel, Jack (Notre Dame of Maryland University) - Books - Cambridge University Press - 9781009702386 - January 31, 2027
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Truschel, Jack (Notre Dame of Maryland University)
How Books Become Racist: US Literary Culture in the Post-Civil Rights Era - Elements in Race in American Literature and Culture

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In the cultural field, accusations of racism are a routine occurrence, judgements upon which other practices like censorship, reimagination, commemoration become justifiable. This Element underscores the contested and contingent nature of 'literary racism.' In the wake of the Civil Rights Movements, legal racisms were superseded by cultural forms.

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To be released January 31, 2027
ISBN13 9781009702386
Publishers Cambridge University Press
Pages 75
Dimensions 150 × 220 × 10 mm   ·   171 g   (Weight (estimated))

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