ZAA (Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik) is a reviewed quarterly that covers all areas of English Studies: literature, culture, and language. This homepage offers you a glimpse at current affairs as well as an overview of its publishing history from 2004 onwards, of submission requirements and organisational structures.
Volume 65.2 (2017)
Special Issue Black Studies – Paradigm Shifts
Issue Editors: Carsten Junker, Marie-Luise Löffler
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- Carsten Junker, Marie-Luise Löffler, “Editors’ Introduction: Black Studies – Paradigm Shifts.”
- Melba Joyce Boyd, “The Current State of Black Studies in the United States.’”
- Sabine Broeck, “‘It is always now’ (Beloved): Notes on the Urgency of Enslavism Theory, and Studies.”
- Patrice D. Douglass, “The Claim of Right to Property: Social Violence and Political Right.”
- Cedric Essi, “‘Mama’s Baby, Papa’s, Too’ – Toward Critical Mixed Race Studies.”
- Alan Rice, “Vagrant Presences: Lost Children, the Black Atlantic, and Northern Britain.”
- James Smalls, “The Visual Life of Black Queer Diaspora.”
- Isabel Soto, “Blac (Dis)Entanglements: Langston Hughes, Richard Wright, and Spain.”
- Calvin L. Warren, “Black Mysticism: Fred Moten’s Phenomenology of (Black) Spirit.”
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- Books Received
