Womanist Theory and Research
Vol. 2.1/ 2.2 (1996-97)
Table of Contents:
Elizabeth McIver: Photographs/Front Cover, Centerfold
Layli Phillips: The Child Is Mother to the
Woman(ist): A Tribute to Mills’ College
The
Womanist: A Women of Color Journal
Cheryl Rodriguez: Anthropology and Womanist Theory: Claiming the Discourse on Gender, Race and Culture
Lioba Moshi: The Manifestation of Gender in Some African Languages
Marlowe A. Miller: "Getting Themselves Together": The Blues Tradition in Sherley Anne Williams' "Some One Sweet Angel
Chile"
Freda Scott Giles: In Their Own Words:
Pearl Cleage and Glenda Dickerson Define Womanist Theatre
Fawzia Afzal-Khan: Bridging the Gap Between So-Called Postcolonial and Minority Women of Color: A Comparative Methodology for Third World Feminist Literary Criticism
Michael D. Hill: "You Wanna Go Deep, I Take You Deep": African-American and Womanist Consciousness in Imperceptible Mutabilities of the Third
Kingdom
Jeanne Phoenix Laurel: Slave Narrative Retentions in African-American Women’s Writings About
Madness
Darren Rhym: "Here’s for the Bitches":
An Analysis of Gangsta Rap and Misogyny
A Tribute to Terri Lynn Jewell, 1954-1995/
The Crossing Press
Co-Editors:
Barbara McCaskill
Department of English
The University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602-6205
Layli Phillips
Women's Studies Department
Georgia State University
Atlanta, Georgia 30314
Special thanks to R. Baxter Miller, Heather Mitchell, Nicholyn
Hutchinson, Tracy Butts, Trela Anderson, Kirsten Rambo, Seretha Williams,
Terrell Carlton, Richard Lane, Marlene Allen, Valerie Levy, Brennan
Collins, Debbie Price, Donnette Parks, and Kendra Freeman.
Copyright © 1996 by the Institute for African-American Studies. All rights reserved.
ISSN 1077-0380 (new ISSN pending)