Keepin' it hushed
Nunley, Vorris.
Keepin' it hushed the barbershop and African American hush harbor rhetoric / [electronic resource] : Vorris L. Nunley. - Detroit : Wayne State University Press, c2011. - 1 online resource (viii, 214 p. ) - African American life series . - African American life series. UPCC book collections on Project MUSE. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Beyond difference: mapping and theorizing hush harbor spatiality rhetoric and knowledge -- Hush harbors: spatiality, race, and not-so-public spheres -- Wingin' it: barbershops and the work of nommo in the novel -- Poetic hush harbors: barbershops as black paideias -- Barbers and customers as philosophers in memoir and drama -- Commodifying neoliberal blackness: faux hush harbor rhetoric in barbershop -- Hush harbor pedagogy: pathos-driven hearing and pedagogy -- A question of ethics? Hush harbor rhetoric and rationalities in a neoliberal age.
9780814336458
Literacy--United States.
Black English--United States.
African Americans--Communication.
African Americans in literature.
Barbershops--United States.
Popular culture--United States.
English language--Rhetoric.--United States
American literature--African American authors--History and criticism.
African Americans--Languages.
Electronic books.
PE3102.N42 / N86 2011
895.6/09
Keepin' it hushed the barbershop and African American hush harbor rhetoric / [electronic resource] : Vorris L. Nunley. - Detroit : Wayne State University Press, c2011. - 1 online resource (viii, 214 p. ) - African American life series . - African American life series. UPCC book collections on Project MUSE. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Beyond difference: mapping and theorizing hush harbor spatiality rhetoric and knowledge -- Hush harbors: spatiality, race, and not-so-public spheres -- Wingin' it: barbershops and the work of nommo in the novel -- Poetic hush harbors: barbershops as black paideias -- Barbers and customers as philosophers in memoir and drama -- Commodifying neoliberal blackness: faux hush harbor rhetoric in barbershop -- Hush harbor pedagogy: pathos-driven hearing and pedagogy -- A question of ethics? Hush harbor rhetoric and rationalities in a neoliberal age.
9780814336458
Literacy--United States.
Black English--United States.
African Americans--Communication.
African Americans in literature.
Barbershops--United States.
Popular culture--United States.
English language--Rhetoric.--United States
American literature--African American authors--History and criticism.
African Americans--Languages.
Electronic books.
PE3102.N42 / N86 2011
895.6/09