Toni Morrison and the Geopoetics of Place, Race, and Be/longing

Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Between the Text and the Reader: The Word-Work of Toni Morrison 1. Crafting Spaces for the Reader: The Geopoetics of Discursive Mediation 2. Spatializing the Self: The Geopoetics of Emancipatory Spaces 3. Circling the Subject: The Geopoetics of Narrative Rememory 4. A Matter of Be/longing: Geopoetic Interrogations of Home Conclusion: Toni Morrison’s Spaces for Readers: The Geopoetics of the Dancing Mind Notes Bibliography Index