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Genre/Form: | Electronic books |
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Additional Physical Format: | Print version: Hooks, bell, 1952- Yearning (DLC) 2014023245 (OCoLC)883748300 |
Material Type: | Document, Internet resource |
Document Type: | Internet Resource, Computer File |
All Authors / Contributors: |
bell hooks |
ISBN: | 9781317588160 1317588169 9781315743110 1315743116 9781317588146 1317588142 9781317588153 1317588150 |
OCLC Number: | 892911396 |
Notes: | Originally published: Boston, MA : South End Press, 1990 |
Description: | 1 online resource (xiii, 236 pages) |
Contents: | Preface to the new edition -- liberation scenes : speak this yearning -- the politics of radical black subjectivity -- postmodern blackness -- the chitlin circuit : on black community -- homeplace : a site of resistance -- critical interrogation : talking race, resisting racism -- reflections on race and sex -- representations : feminism and black masculinity -- sitting at the feet of the messenger : remembering malcolm x -- third world diva girls : politics of feminist solidarity -- an aesthetic of blackness : strange and oppositional -- aesthetic inheritances : history worked by hand -- culture to culture : ethnography and cultural studies as critical intervention -- saving black folk culture : zora neale hurston as anthropologist and writer -- choosing the margin as a space of radical openness -- stylish nihilism : race, sex, and class at the movies -- representing whiteness : seeing wings of desire -- counter-hegemonic art : do the right thing -- a call for militant resistance -- seductive sexualities : representing blackness in poetry and on screen -- black women and men : partnership in the 1990s -- an interview with bell hooks by gloria watkins : no, not talking back, january 1989 -- a final yearning : january 1990 |
Responsibility: | bell hooks |
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Praise for the book:"For hooks, radical cultural criticism is rooted in a commitment to black liberation struggle. She examines representations of black people and black life in literature and popular culture to understand how such representations enhance and undermine the capacity of African-Americans to determine their own fate. She focuses, in particular, on the ways in which such representations work to either enslave or liberate blacks, reinforce or challenge racism in whites, and sustain or subvert white supremacy. She also remains critical of the ways in which both women's liberation and black liberation continue to be practiced as if black women did not exist." -Clifford L. Staples, Postmodern Culture (1992) Read more...


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