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"Disturbing the Peace: What Happens to American Studies If You Put African American Studies at the Center?": Presidential Address to the American Studies Association, October 29, 1997
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  • 1990The Politics of American Studies66 cited
  • 1992Cultural Locations: Positioning American Studies in the Great Debate57 cited
  • 1987Boundary as Center: Inventing an American Studies Culture39 cited

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