Josep M. Armengol, Masculinities in Black and White: Manliness and Whiteness in (African) American Literature
“One cannot be black without blacks and without the constant disavowal of his relation to them” states Judith Butler, as cited by Armengol in this last chapter of Masculinities in Black and White (134), and it is this affirmation that would probably constitute the case of every discourse upon black...
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European journal of American studies
2022
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| Samenvatting: | “One cannot be black without blacks and without the constant disavowal of his relation to them” states Judith Butler, as cited by Armengol in this last chapter of Masculinities in Black and White (134), and it is this affirmation that would probably constitute the case of every discourse upon black and white masculinities in this book. Armengol’s study, winner of the 2015 Javier Coy Research Award for Best Monograph (SAAS-Spanish Association for American Studies), explores hegemonic structur... |
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