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Volume 16, Issue 2
Fall 2016
CR: The New Centennial Review Cover Image for Volume 16, Issue 2
ISSN 1532-687X
EISSN 1539-6630
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James Baldwin’s Lives

Editor's Note

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Special Issue

Baldwin in Britain
Grant Farred
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Baldwin’s Boys
Michele Elam
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James Baldwin and The Sound of Soul
Emily J. Lordi
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Being James Baldwin, or Everything Is Personal
Magdalena J. Zaborowska
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17, or, Tough, Dark, Vulnerable, Moody
Marisa Parham
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Baldwin’s Three Africans
John E. Drabinski
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Bla(n)ckness and the Illogics of Black Teenage Motherhood
Terrion L. Williamson
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That There Might Be Black Thought: Nothing Music and the Hammond B-3
Ashon Crawley
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In the Blind: Alfonso Cuarón and the Question of Futurity
Ricardo A. Wilson, II
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The Political Subjection of Bigger Thomas: The Gaze, Biopolitics, and The Court of Law in Richard Wright’s Native Son
Jack Taylor
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Black Ether
J. Kameron Carter; Sarah Jane Cervenak
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