Dislocating the Color Line: Identity, Hybridity, and Singularity in African-American Narrative

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This book confronts this contemporary problem by shifting the focus of analysis from understanding differences to analyzing divisions. It provides a historical context for the recent resurgence of racial division by tracing the path of the color line as it appears in the narrative writings of African-Americans in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This book confronts this contemporary problem by shifting the focus of analysis from understanding differences to analyzing…

Author: Samira Kawash · Original publisher: Stanford University Press (Stanford, 1997)

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