دانلود کتاب Black cultural traffic: crossroads in global performance and popular culture

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Frontmatter\nForeword (Tricia Rose, page vii)\nTwenty Questions (Donald Byrd, page ix)\nIntroduction: Traveling While Black (Kennell Jackson, page 1)\nPART ONE: Crossroads and Intersections in Black Performance and Black Popular Culture\nWhen is African Theater \"Black\"? (Catherine M. Cole, page 43)\nPerforming Blackness Down Under: Gospel Music in Australia (E. Patrick Johnson, page 59)\nPassing and the Problematic of Multiracial Pride (or, Why One Mixed Girl Still Answers to Black) (Danzy Senna, page 83)\nThe Shadows of Texts: Will Black Music and Singers Sell Everything on Television? (Kennell Jackson, page 88)\nPART TWO: Stop Signs and Signposts: Stabilities and Instabilities in Black Performance and Black Popular Culture\nOptic Black: Naturalizing the Refusal to Fit (W. T. Lhamon, Jr., page 111)\nDiaspora Aesthetics and Visual Culture (Kobena Mercer, page 141)\nKeepin\' It Real: Disidentification and Its Discontents (Tim\'m T. West, page 162)\nFaking the Funk? Mariah Carey, Alicia Keys, and (Hybrid) Black Celebrity (Caroline A. Streeter, page 185)\nInterlude: Black Artists on Issues of Culture and Performance (page 208)\nPART THREE: International Congestion: Globalization, Dispersions, and Black Cultural Travel\nBlack Community, Black Spectacle: Performance and Race in Transatlantic Perspective (Tyler Stovall, page 221)\nThe 1960s in Bamako: Malick Sidibé and James Brown (Manthia Diawara, page 242)\nGlobal Hip-Hop and the African Diaspora (Halifu Osumare, page 266)\nContinental Riffs: Praisesingers in Transnational Contexts (Paulla A. Ebron, page 289)\nPART FOUR: Trafficking in Black Visual Images: Television, Film, and New Media\nWhere Have All the Black Shows Gone? (Herman Gray, page 311)\nHip-Hop Fashion, Masculine Anxiety, and the Discourse of Americana (Nicole R. Fleetwood, page 326)\nSpike Lee\'s Bamboozled (Harry J. Elam, Jr., page 346)\nMoving Violations: Performing Globalization and Feminism in Set It Off (Jennifer Devere Brody, page 363)\nChange Clothes and Go: A Postscript to Postblackness (Harry J. Elam, Jr., page 379)\nContributors (page 389)\nIndex (page 397)