No. 23 (2014): Emancipation: Freeing the self in literature, arts, religion and sport

Monograficos

• Preface

  Elizabeth M. Kissling

  11-14

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• Introduction

  Giuliana Fazzion

  15-22

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• The slave-girls who enslaved the free-born: Slave-girls and their masters in Islamic literature

  Aram A. Shahin

  23-60

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• Literary Approaches to Aben Humeya

  José Ignacio Barrio Olano

  61-74

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• Performing Jim Crow: Blackface Performance and Emancipation

  Thomas L. King

  75-93

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• It's Not About American Football: Tony Dungy's Journey of Self-Emancipation from Rejected Black Quarterback to Celebrated African American Coach

  James R. Zimmerman

  95-115

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• The Moral Arc of the Universe: Salvation as Emancipation

  James W. Ward

  117-136

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• The Role of Bullfighting and FC Barcelona in the Emancipation of Catalonia from Spain

  John A. TKac

  137-156

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• Emancipation for Muslim Women Living in France

  Anna Kobylski

  157-166

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• Memory and Nostalgia in Woody Allens "Midnight in Paris"

  Peter Eubanks

  167-179

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