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  1. "Near the Congo": Langston Hughes and the Geopolitics of Internationalist Poetry
  2. Ira Dworkin
  3. pp. 631-657
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  1. The Form and Politics of Networks in Jean Toomer's Cane
  2. Wesley Beal
  3. pp. 658-679
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  1. "Obsidian Mine": The Psychic Aftermath of Slavery
  2. Arlene R. Keizer
  3. pp. 686-701
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  1. Delany's Divinities
  2. Darieck Scott
  3. pp. 702-722
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  1. "A Sort of Double Writing": They Fly at Çiron's Generic Identities
  2. Jeffrey Allen Tucker
  3. pp. 723-746
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  1. Back to the Garden: Queer Ecology in Samuel Delany's Heavenly Breakfast
  2. Tavia Nyong'o
  3. pp. 747-767
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  1. The Mirror and the Maze
  2. Samuel R. Delany
  3. pp. 768-774
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  1. The Harlem Renaissance and Its Indignant Aftermath: Rethinking Literary History and Political Action after Black Studies
  2. Gene Andrew Jarrett
  3. pp. 775-795
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  1. Black Cultural Politics at the End of History
  2. Vaughn Rasberry
  3. pp. 796-813
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  1. The Black Atlantic Revisited, The Body Reconsidered: On Lingering, Liminality, Lies, and Disability
  2. Andrea Stone
  3. pp. 814-826
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  1. Blackness, Sexuality, and Entertainment
  2. Christina Sharpe
  3. pp. 827-841
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  1. Plantation Cartographies and Chronologies
  2. Leigh Anne Duck
  3. pp. 842-852
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  1. Overshadowed New York
  2. Cyrus R. K. Patell, Bryan Waterman
  3. pp. 853-863
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  1. War and Memory
  2. Elizabeth D. Samet
  3. pp. 864-875
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  1. Introduction
  2. Robert F. Reid-Pharr
  3. pp. 680-685
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  1. Half-Baked: The State of Evaluation in the Digital Humanities
  2. Tanya E. Clement
  3. pp. 876-890
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