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Blacks in literature

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Black literature and literary theory

Sunday Ogbonna Anozie

1984

Discrepant engagement

Nathaniel Mackey

2000

Black African literature in English

Bernth Lindfors

1986

Geschichte der neoafrikanischen Literatur

Janheinz Jahn

1969

Nothing except ourselves

Laura Jones

1994

Understanding Othello

Faith Nostbakken

2000

Blackface Cuba, 1840-1895

Jill Meredith Lane

2005

The anatomy of blackness

Andrew S. Curran

2011

Shakespeare and Africa

Robert F. Fleissner

2005

Traces, Codes, and Clues

Maureen T. Reddy

2003

Rereading Nadine Gordimer

Kathrin M. Wagner

1994

Colonialism and race in Luso-Hispanic literature

Jerome Branche

2006

Slavery and the Romantic imagination

Debbie Lee

2002

Without Hatred or Fears

Laurence E. Prescott

2000

A people's voice

Piniel Viriri Shava

1989

The maroon narrative

Cynthia James

2002

What's a Black Critic to Do II

Donna Bailey Nurse

2011

The militant black writer in Africa and the United States

Mercer Cook

1969

Motherlands

Susheila Nasta

1992

Readings on Othello

Don Nardo

2000

America and the black body

Carol E. Henderson

2009

Playing in the dark

Toni Morrison

1993 ★ 4.4

Post-colonial literatures in English

Dennis Walder

1998

The Origin of Others

Toni Morrison

2017

Shakespeare and race

Catherine M. S. Alexander, Stanley W. Wells

2000

Black face, maligned race

Anthony Gerard Barthelemy

1987

The New African

Tim Couzens

1985

Subject to others

Moira Ferguson

1992

The Black woman

Gabriella Madrassi

1998

The negro in English romantic thought, or, a study of sympathy for the oppressed

Eva Beatrice Dykes

1942

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