1st Edition
Race-ing Masculinity Identity in Contemporary U.S. Writings
By John Christopher Cunningham
Copyright 2002
130 Pages
by
Routledge
128 Pages
by
Routledge
128 Pages
by
Routledge
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This study explores the intersection of race and gender identity in writings by contemporary American men of color, showing how ostensibly sexist or homophobic texts coexist with or are engendered by articulations of anti-racism. Conversely, certain articulations of gender concerns produce reactionary ideas about race. The author examines Asian American identity in the works of Frank Chin, John... Read more
Acknowledgements Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: 'This Thing Going With My Bride to Straighten Out in America' Chapter Three: Hegemony and the Broad Celebration of Charles Johnson Chapter Four: 'Hey, Mr. Liberace Will You Vote for Zeta?' Looking for the Joto in Chicano Men's Autobiographical Writing Chapter Five: 'His Complexion was of a Tone I Want to Call Flesh-Colored' Bibliography
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John Christopher Cunningham
