With the study of selected novels by Baldwin, Walker, Wideman, and Gaines, "Native Sons in No Man's Land" examines the discursive politics involved in the rewriting of such powerless, inarticulate versions of black manhood as that codified by Richard Wright in "Native" "Sons"' Bigger Thomas. The novels treated in this study present their writers sharing a desire to transcend the language barriers that control mainstream definitions of (Black) manhood. A close critical reading…
Author: Philip Auger · Original publisher: Garland Publishing (New York, 2000)
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