Haunting and displacement in African American literature and culture

Marisa Parham

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American Literature and Culture Race, History, and American Society Caribbean and African Literature and Culture

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List of Figures Permissions Acknowledgments Introduction: Haunting and Displacement Chapter One: Like Water: Hughes, Cullen, Johnson Chapter Two: Do You Love Me?: Another Country Chapter Three: Behind Carma and Rosie Chapter Four: Folded Sorrows in Kaufman and Toomer Chapter Five: Saying Yes in Kindred Chapter Six: Winding Sheets: Petry and Wright Coda: Future Expectations Notes Selected Bibliography Index

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