After the Pain -

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Résumé :
Contents: Trudier Harris: Foreword - Fiona Mills/Keith B. Mitchell: After the Pain: An Introduction - Heather E. Epes: Identity and Conceptual Limitation in Gayl Jones's The Healing: From Turtle to Human Being - Shubha Venugopal: Textual Transfigurations and Female Metamorphosis: Reading Gayl Jones's The Healing - L.H. Stallings: From Mules to Turtle and Unicorn Women: The Gender-Folk Revolution and the Legacy of the Obeah in Gayl Jones's The Healing - Fiona Mills: Telling the Untold Tale: Afro-Latino/a Identifications in the Work of Gayl Jones - Jill Terry: 'reads kinda like jazz in they rhythm': Gayl Jones's Recent Jazz Conversations - Sarika Chandra: Interruptions: Tradition, Borders, and Narrative in Gayl Jones's Mosquito - Keith B. Mitchell: 'Trouble in Mind': (Re)visioning Myth, Sexuality and Race in Gal Jones's Corregidora - Megan Sweeney: Prison Narratives, Narrative Prisons: Incarcerated Women Reading Gayl Jones's Eva's Man - Thomas Fahy: Unsilencing Lesbianism in the Early Fiction of Gayl Jones - Howard Rambsy II: Things Deserving Echoes: Gayl Jones's Liberating Poetry - Lovalerie King: Resistance, Reappropriation, and Reconciliation: The Blues and Flying Africans in Gayl Jones's Song for Anninho - Keith Byerman: Afterword. Voicing Gayl Jones....

Biographie:
Contents: Trudier Harris: Foreword - Fiona Mills/Keith B. Mitchell: After the Pain: An Introduction - Heather E. Epes: Identity and Conceptual Limitation in Gayl Jones's The Healing : From Turtle to Human Being - Shubha Venugopal: Textual Transfigurations and Female Metamorphosis: Reading Gayl Jones's - L.H. Stallings: From Mules to Turtle and Unicorn Women: The Gender-Folk Revolution and the Legacy of the Obeah in Gayl Jones's - Fiona Mills: Telling the Untold Tale: Afro-Latino/a Identifications in the Work of Gayl Jones - Jill Terry: 'reads kinda like jazz in they rhythm': Gayl Jones's Recent Jazz Conversations - Sarika Chandra: Interruptions: Tradition, Borders, and Narrative in Gayl Jones's Mosquito - Keith B. Mitchell: 'Trouble in Mind': (Re)visioning Myth, Sexuality and Race in Gal Jones's Corregidora - Megan Sweeney: Prison Narratives, Narrative Prisons: Incarcerated Women Reading Gayl Jones's Eva's Man - Thomas Fahy: Unsilencing Lesbianism in the Early Fiction of Gayl Jones - Howard Rambsy II: Things Deserving Echoes: Gayl Jones's Liberating Poetry - Lovalerie King: Resistance, Reappropriation, and Reconciliation: The Blues and Flying Africans in Gayl Jones's Song for Anninho - Keith Byerman: Afterword. Voicing Gayl Jones....

Sommaire:
The Editor: Fiona Mills is Assistant Professor of English and Women?s Studies at Curry College. She received her Ph.D. in African American literature and Latino/a literature and theory from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has written several essays in the areas of African American literature, Latino/a literature, Women?s studies, and film criticism. She is currently revising a monograph on Afro-Latino/a literature....