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Issue 16.2 | 2020 — Undiminished Blackness: Zora Neale Hurston as Theory and Practice

Hurston@125: Opening Remarks

featuring Tina Campt, N.Y. Nathiri, Monica L. Miller, and Page West

Video from the symposium, ‘Hurston@125: Engaging with the Work and Legacy of Zora Neale Hurston,’ held at Barnard College (2016)

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Muddled Metaphoricity: Figurative Language, the Folk, and (Non)Human-Animality in Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God

Issue 16.2 | 2020

Muddled Metaphoricity: Figurative Language, the Folk, and (Non)Human-Animality in Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God

By Alex Alston

Hurston as Anthropology

Issue 16.2 | 2020

Hurston as Anthropology

featuring Adriana Garriga-López, Tami Navarro, Sarah E. Vaughn, and Bianca Williams

Hurston as Theory/Zora’s Avant-Garde

Issue 16.2 | 2020

Hurston as Theory/Zora’s Avant-Garde

featuring Alex Alston, Patricia Stuelke, Mariel Rodney, and Autumnn Womack

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Engendering Justice:<br>Women, Prisons and Change

Issue 5.3 | Summer 2007

Engendering Justice:
Women, Prisons and Change

Unsettling Innocence: Rewriting The Law’s Invention of Immigrant Woman as Cooperator and Criminal Enforcer

Issue 13.2 | Spring 2016

Unsettling Innocence: Rewriting The Law’s Invention of Immigrant Woman as Cooperator and Criminal Enforcer

By Lee Ann S. Wang

<a>In Transience</a>

Issue 8.3 | Summer 2010

In Transience

By Anida Yoeu Ali and Mary Jane Villamor

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