insecure, Awkward, and #Winning -

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Editeur : Peter Lang Publishing Inc.

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 31/01/2023

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 304

Expédition : 430

Dimensions : 22.5 x 15.0 x 1.7

ISBN : 9781433176685

Résumé :

LaRonda Sanders-Senu/Adria Y. Goldman: Introduction - Clint C. Wilson, II: A Critical Perspective on Issa Rae - LaRonda Sanders-Senu: The Pleasure Principle: Seeking the Erotic in the Works of Toni Morrison and Issa Rae - Adria Y. Goldman: My Ho-tation, My Rules: Discussing New Sex Scripts for Black Women in insecure- Andre Nicholson: Securely Shifting the Gaze on Black Men - Ronisha W. Browdy: Hued, Humorous and Human: Interrogating the Rhetorical Significance of the Awkward in Issa Rae's ABG Identity - Joshua K. Wright: Because of Slavery: insecure's Due NorthNarrative and Black Female Agency - David Ikard: A Cultural Studies Perspective on Issa Rae - Brittany-Rae Gregory/Sharifa Simon-Roberts: It's I-Wood Now: An Exploration of Gentrification in insecure- Christian Dotson-Pierson: Hella Black and Hella Proud: How insecureReshapes the LA Narrative - Emily Ruth Rutter: We Got Y'all?: insecure's Frieda and Issa Rae's Cautionary Tales about Performative Allies - Christopher K. Jackson: White Liberalism and Woke Culture: Storylines in insecure- Vanne-Paige Padgett: We Got Y'all: Black Feminism, Misogynoir, and Soul Work in Nonprofits - Morgan W. Smalls: insecure, Issa Dee, and Facebook: An Analysis of Black Women's Conversation in Digital Spaces - Joanna L. Jenkins: Big Complicated: Advertising, Algorithmic Bias and insecure- Summer Jackson-Cole: A Multi-Hyphenated Lifestyle Perspective on Issa Rae - Joanna L. Jenkins/Andre Nicholson: Final Thoughts: Walking Into the Next Season Like... - Appendix A: The Cast of insecure- Appendix B: insecureEpisode Titles by Season - Contributors.

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Biographie:

LaRonda Sanders-Senu/Adria Y. Goldman: Introduction - Clint C. Wilson, II: A Critical Perspective on Issa Rae - LaRonda Sanders-Senu: The Pleasure Principle: Seeking the Erotic in the Works of Toni Morrison and Issa Rae - Adria Y. Goldman: My Ho-tation, My Rules: Discussing New Sex Scripts for Black Women in insecure - Andre Nicholson: Securely Shifting the Gaze on Black Men - Ronisha W. Browdy: Hued, Humorous and Human: Interrogating the Rhetorical Significance of the Awkward in Issa Rae's ABG Identity - Joshua K. Wright: Because of Slavery: insecure 's Due North Narrative and Black Female Agency - David Ikard: A Cultural Studies Perspective on Issa Rae - Brittany-Rae Gregory/Sharifa Simon-Roberts: It's I-Wood Now: An Exploration of Gentrification in - Christian Dotson-Pierson: Hella Black and Hella Proud: How Reshapes the LA Narrative - Emily Ruth Rutter: We Got Y'all?: 's Frieda and Issa Rae's Cautionary Tales about Performative Allies - Christopher K. Jackson: White Liberalism and Woke Culture: Storylines in - Vanne-Paige Padgett: We Got Y'all: Black Feminism, Misogynoir, and Soul Work in Nonprofits - Morgan W. Smalls: , Issa Dee, and Facebook: An Analysis of Black Women's Conversation in Digital Spaces - Joanna L. Jenkins: Big Complicated: Advertising, Algorithmic Bias and - Summer Jackson-Cole: A Multi-Hyphenated Lifestyle Perspective on Issa Rae - Joanna L. Jenkins/Andre Nicholson: Final Thoughts: Walking Into the Next Season Like... - Appendix A: The Cast of - Appendix B: Episode Titles by Season - Contributors.

Sommaire:

LaRonda Sanders-Senu/Adria Y. Goldman: Introduction - Clint C. Wilson, II: A Critical Perspective on Issa Rae - LaRonda Sanders-Senu: The Pleasure Principle: Seeking the Erotic in the Works of Toni Morrison and Issa Rae - Adria Y. Goldman: My Ho-tation, My Rules: Discussing New Sex Scripts for Black Women in insecure - Andre Nicholson: Securely Shifting the Gaze on Black Men - Ronisha W. Browdy: Hued, Humorous and Human: Interrogating the Rhetorical Significance of the Awkward in Issa Rae's ABG Identity - Joshua K. Wright: Because of Slavery: 's Due North Narrative and Black Female Agency - David Ikard: A Cultural Studies Perspective on Issa Rae - Brittany-Rae Gregory/Sharifa Simon-Roberts: It's I-Wood Now: An Exploration of Gentrification in - Christian Dotson-Pierson: Hella Black and Hella Proud: How Reshapes the LA Narrative - Emily Ruth Rutter: We Got Y'all?: 's Frieda and Issa Rae's Cautionary Tales about Performative Allies - Christopher K. Jackson: White Liberalism and Woke Culture: Storylines in - Vanne-Paige Padgett: We Got Y'all: Black Feminism, Misogynoir, and Soul Work in Nonprofits - Morgan W. Smalls: , Issa Dee, and Facebook: An Analysis of Black Women's Conversation in Digital Spaces - Joanna L. Jenkins: Big Complicated: Advertising, Algorithmic Bias and - Summer Jackson-Cole: A Multi-Hyphenated Lifestyle Perspective on Issa Rae - Joanna L. Jenkins/Andre Nicholson: Final Thoughts: Walking Into the Next Season Like... - Appendix A: The Cast of - Appendix B: Episode Titles by Season - Contributors.