Black Literature and Literary Theory - Gates, Henry Louis Jr.; Bowen, Barbara E.; Willis, Susan; Soyinka, Wole; Edwards, Jay; Stepto, Robert B.; Washington, Mary Helen; Snead, James A.; Benston, Kimberly W.; Johnson, Barbara; Anozie, Sunday O.; Appiah, Anthony; et al. (New York : Routledge, 1990)
The critic and society: Barthes, leftocracy and other mythologies / Wole Soyinka -- Repetition as a figure of black culture / James A. Snead -- Structural analysis of the Afro-American trickster tale / Jay Edwards -- Negritude, structuralism, deconstruction / Sunday O. Anozie -- Strictures on structures: the prospects for a structuralist poetics of African fiction / Anthony Appiah -- I yam wath I am: the topos of (un)naming in Afro-American literature / Kimberly W. Benston -- Criticism in the jungle / Henry Louis(Jr) Gates -- Storytelling in early Afro-American fiction: Frederick Douglass's 'The heric Slave' / Robert B. Stepto -- Untroubled voice: call and response in Cane / Barbara E. Bowen -- Metaphor, metonymy and voice in Their Eyes Were Watchinh God / Barbara Johnson -- To move without moving: creativity and commerce in Ralph Ellison's Trueblood episode / Houston A.(Jr) Baker -- 'Taming all that anger down': rage and silence in Gwendolyn Brooks's Maud Martha / Mary Helen Washington -- Eruptions of funk: histoticizing Toni Morrison / Susan Willis -- The blackness of blacknes: a critique of the sing and the Signifying Monkey / Henry Louis(Jr) Gates
Keywords: Negros; Análisis literario; Crítica literaria; África; Estados Unidos de América