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Tables of Contents for In the African-American Grain
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Acknowledgments
xi
 
Author's Note
xiii
 
Who You For?: Voice and the African-American Fiction of Democratic Identity
1
24
The Spoken in the Written Word: African-American Tales and the Middle Passage from Uncle Remus: His Songs and Sayings to The Conjure Woman
25
37
``By de Singin' uh de Song'': The Search for Reciprocal Voice in Cane
62
53
``Mah Tongue Is in Mah Friend's Mouf'': The Rhetoric of Intimacy and Immensity in Their Eyes Were Watching God
115
35
Frequencies of Eloquence: The Performance and Composition of Invisible Man
150
39
A Moveable Form: The Loose End Blues of The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman
189
28
The Hoop of Language: Politics and the Restoration of Voice in Meridian
217
39
Who We For?: The Extended Call of African-American Fiction
256
9
Index
265