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Corina Crisu | Rewriting | Polytropic Identities in the Postmodern African American Novel | Chapter VII | “Tell Nannan I Walked” Reconstructing Manhood in Ernest J. Gaines’ A Lesson Before Dying
If we must die, let it not be like hogs Hunted and penned in an inglorious spot (McKay 1997, 984)). The major conflict in my work is when the black male attempts to go beyond the line that is drawn for him. But you’ve also got conflict between young and old, between...
Corina Crisu | Rewriting | Polytropic Identities in the Postmodern African American Novel | Chapter VI | “I have Always Been a Good Girl” – (Re)Lettering the Body-Text in Alice Walker’s “The Color Purple”
Each writer writes the missing parts to the other writer’s story. And the whole story is what I’m after (Walker 1983, 49). I went in search of the secret of what has fed that muzzled and often mutilated, but vibrant, creative spirit that the black woman has inherited…...
Corina Crisu | Rewriting | Polytropic Identities in the Postmodern African American Novel | Chapter V | “Fiction-Made Characters” Parodying Stereotypes in Ishmael Reed’s Flight to Canada
A lot of my books, people say, are all fiction, but Flight to Canada, and some of the rest of them, are based on research. So there’s fact there, too (Reed, in Martin 1983, 2). With myth-bending ingenuity, Reed merges history, fantasy, political reality, and high...
Corina Crisu | Rewriting | Polytropic Identities in the Postmodern African American Novel | Chapter IV | Remembering the Unspeakable in Toni Morrison’s “Beloved”
[I]f all the ramifications that the term [race] demands are taken seriously, the bases of Western civilization will require re-thinking. Thus, in spite of its implicit and explicit acknowledgement, “race” is still a virtually unspeakable thing (Morrison 1989, 9). When...
Corina Crisu | Rewriting | Polytropic Identities in the Postmodern African American Novel | Chapter III | “A Cultural Mongrel” Transatlantic Mediations in Charles Johnson’s Middle Passage
Apart from constituting the physical displacement of Africans from their homelands… [the Middle Passage] effectively transformed the cultures of Europeans and Africans alike, binding them in an uneven, yet symbiotic relationship. In other words, something new was...
Corina Crisu | Rewriting | Polytropic Identities in the Postmodern African American Novel | Chapter II | From Stereotypical to Polytropic Black Identities: Excavating Literature and History
[In contemporary African American literature] most importantly, black women themselves are projected as thinkers, feelers, human beings, not only used by others, but as conscious beings… They have culture, race, sex, sometimes situations in common, but they are not...
Corina Crisu | Rewriting | Polytropic Identities in the Postmodern African American Novel | Chapter I | Cultural and Theoretical Contexts: Rewriting, Revision, and Black Postmodernism
The revival of ethnic consciousness as a major expression of the new pluralism and the deep tension created by the divergent process of acculturation (the assimilation of values of a common civil culture) and ethnification (the assertion of difference as a form of...
Corina Crisu | Rewriting | Polytropic Identities in the Postmodern African American Novel | Introduction
We must read the texts that black writers inscribed between the lines of America’s master texts (Nielsen 1994, 24). Obviously we will have to learn to read the Afro-American literary tradition in new ways, for continuing in the old way is impossible (Washington 1987,...
Corina Crisu | Rewriting | Polytropic Identities in the Postmodern African American Novel | Acknowledgements
For help, patience, and support, I would like to thank several individuals. Their insightful remarks have proved to be signposts of reference on the road to configuring the complex itineraries of my polytropic heroes. I first acknowledge with gratitude the guidance...
Corina Crisu | Rewriting | Polytropic Identities in the Postmodern African American Novel | Presentation
Corina Crisu is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Foreign Languages, University of Bucharest. She has participated in numerous international conferences, training workshops and joint projects, and she has authored more than 30 articles in the field of American Studies...




