Can't I love what I criticize? : the masculine and Morrison / / Susan Neal Mayberry.
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| Year of Publication: | 2007 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | x, 340 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- Something other than a family quarrel: Morrison's review of the masculine
- Black boys, White gaze: a respectful publication of The bluest eye
- An elegy on Black masculinity: the beautiful boys in Sula
- Flying without ever leaving the ground: feminine masculinity in Song of Solomon
- The nigger in the woodpile: sons and lovers in Tar baby
- Circles of sorrow, sites of memory, forms of flooding: colored men's time in Beloved
- Classically re-training blues boys: Morrison's Jazz men
- Putting down parking lots out there: Morrison's unpaved male Paradise
- Laying down the law of the father: men in Love.