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Misreading America Scriptures And Difference 1st Edition Vincent L Wimbush

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Misreading America Scriptures And Difference 1st Edition Vincent L Wimbush
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Publisher: Oxford University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.27 MB
Pages: 336
Author: Vincent L. Wimbush, Melissa Renee Reid
ISBN: 9780199975426, 0199975426
Language: English
Year: 2013
Edition: 1

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Misreading America Scriptures And Difference 1st Edition Vincent L Wimbush by Vincent L. Wimbush, Melissa Renee Reid 9780199975426, 0199975426 instant download after payment.

MisReading America presents original research on and conversation about reading formations in American communities of color, using the phenomenon of the reading of scriptures--''scripturalizing''--as an analytical wedge. Scriptures here are understood as shorthand for complex social phenomena, practices, and dynamics. The authors take up scripturalizing as a window onto the self-understandings, politics, practices, and orientations of marginalized communities. These communities have in common the context that is the United States, with the challenges it holds for all regarding: pressure to conform to conventional-canonical forms of communication, representation, and embodiment (mimicry); opportunities to speak back to and confront and overturn conventionality (interruptions); and the need to experience ongoing meaningful and complex relationships (reorientation) to the centering politics, practices, and myths that define ''America.''

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