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Articles in Fall, 2004 issue of African American Review

• National socialism and blood-sacrifice in Zora Neale Hurston's Moses, Man of the Mountain
  by Mark Christian Thompson
• Carla Kaplan, ed. Zora Neale Hurston: a Life in Letters
  by Teresa Gilliams
• Catherine Prendergast. Literacy and Racial Justice: the Politics of Learning after Brown v. Board of Education
  by Christina Haas
• A letter from the editor
  by Joycelyn Moody
• Langston Hughes. Autobiography: I Wonder as I Wander
  by Fred L. Standley
• "That commonality of feeling": Hurston, hybridity, and ethnography
  by Lori Jirousek
• Not entirely strange, but not entirely friendly either: images of Jews in African American passing novels through the Harlem renaissance
  by Adam Meyer
• Spring, 1862 Dear Daughter
  by Gale Jackson
• Hard-boiled black easy: genre conventions in A Red Death
  by W. Russel Gray
• David Brion Davis. Challenging the Boundaries of Slavery
  by Lewis Fried
• "It ain't your color, it's your scabbing": literary depictions of African American strikebreakers
  by Mark Noon
• "Try to refrain from that desire": self-control and violent passion in Oscar Micheaux's African American Western
  by Michael K. Johnson
• Fashioning the body [as] politic in Julie Dash's Daughters of the Dust
  by Angeletta K.M. Gourdine
• Mitch Kachun. Festivals of Freedom: Memory and Meaning in African American Emancipation Celebrations, 1808-1915
  by Virginia Whatley Smith
• William Branch: reminiscence
  by N. Graham Nesmith
• Jean Humez. Harriet Tubman: the Life and the Life Story
  by Pero G. Dagbovie
• "Like a violin for the wind to play": lyrical approaches to lynching by Hughes, Du Bois, and Toomer
  by Kimberly Banks
• "Passing on" death: stealing life in Toni Morrison's Paradise
  by Sarah Appleton Aguiar
• Jesse S. Crisler, Robert C. Leitz III, and Joseph R. McElrath, Jr. An Exemplary Citizen: Letters of Charles W. Chesnutt, 1906-1932
  by Robert Butler
• Woodie King, Jr. The Impact of Race: Theatre and Culture
  by Andrew Warnes
• Reflections in church ceilings
  by Richard Fewell
• Eva Illouz. Oprah Winfrey and the Glamour of Misery: an Essay on Popular Culture
  by David Krasner
• In my flesh shall I see God: ritual violence and racial redemption in "The Black Christ"
  by Qiana Whitted
• Inverting history in Octavia Butler's postmodern slave narrative
  by Marc Steinberg
• The Warnings in a Mad Dog's Eyes
  by Wanda Coleman
• Robert Fanuzzi. Abolition's Public Sphere
  by Aaron Ogletree