Race and racism in literature

"Address issues of race and racism as presented in novels of varying racial, ethnic, or cultural perspectives. Focuses mainly on racial oppression in the United States, however some chapters do also assess the imposition of racist attitudes on foreign shores."--GVRL description.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Wilson, Charles E. 1961- (Author)
Format:	Electronic Resource
Language:	English
Published:	Westport, Connecticut Greenwood Press [2005]
Series:	Exploring social issues through literature Gale virtual reference library
Subjects:	Twain, Mark > 1835-1910. > Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Wright, Richard > 1908-1960. > Native son. Lee, Harper. > To kill a mockingbird. Villarreal, Jose Antonio. > Pocho. Cisneros, Sandra. > House on Mango Street. Craven, Margaret. > I heard the owl call my name. Silko, Leslie > 1948- > Ceremony. Chai, Arlene J. > Last time I saw mother. Keller, Nora Okja. > Fox girl. Ciresi, Rita. > Sometimes I dream in Italian. Potok, Chaim. > Chosen. Wilentz, Amy. > Martyrs' crossing. American literature > History and criticism. Racism in literature. Literature and society > United States. Race in literature. Electronic books.
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