Darlene Clark Hine is Board of Trustees Professor of African American Studies at Northwestern University. Trica Danielle Keaton is an Associate Professor in African American and Diaspora Studies at Vanderbilt University. Stephen Small is an Associate Professor in African American Studies at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Foreword ix Philomena Essed Preface xvii Darlene Clark Hine Acknowledgments xxi Introduction: The Empire Strikes Back xxiii Stephen Small Section1. Historical Dimensions of Blackness in Europe 1. The Emergence of Afro-Europe: A Preliminary Sketch 3 Allison Blakely 2. Blacks in Early Modern Europe: New Research from the Netherlands 29 Dienke Hondius 3. Now You See It, Now You Don't: Josephine Baker's Films of the 1930s and the Problem of Color 48 Eileen Julien 4. Pictures of "US"? Blackness, Diaspora, and the Afro-German Subject 63 Tina M. Campt 5. The Conundrum of Geography, Europe d'outre mer, and Transcontinental Diasporic Identity 84 T. Sharpley-Whiting and Tiffany Ruby Patterson Section 2. Race and Blackness in Perspective: France, Germany, and Italy 6. "Black (American) Paris" and the French Outer-Cities: The Race Question and Questioning Solidarity 95 Trica Danielle Keaton 7. Black Italia: Contemporary Migrant Writers from Africa 119 Alessandra Di Maio 8. Talking Race in Color-Blind France: Equality Denied, "Blackness" Reclaimed 145 Fred Constant 9. My Volk to Come: Peoplehood in Recent Diaspora Discourse and Afro-German Popular Music 161 Alexander G. Weheliye 10. No Green Pastures: The African Americanization of France 180 Tyler Stovall Section 3. Theorizing, (Re)presenting, and (Re)imagining Blackness In Europe 11. Black Europe and the African Diaspora: A Discourse on Location 201 Jacqueline Nassy Brown 12. Theorizing Black Europe and African Diaspora: Implications for Citizenship, Nativism, and Xenophobia 212 Kwame Nimako and Stephen Small 13. The Audacious Josephine Baker: Stardom, Cinema, Paris 238 Terri Francis 14. Pale by Comparison: Black Liberal Humanism and the Postwar Era in the African Diaspora 260 Michelle M. Wright 15. Another Dream of a Common Language: Imagining Black Europe... 277 Gloria Wekker Afterword: Black Europe's Undecidability 291 Barnor Hesse Notes on Contributors 305 Index 311
Foreword ix Philomena Essed Preface xvii Darlene Clark Hine Acknowledgments xxi Introduction: The Empire Strikes Back xxiii Stephen Small Section1. Historical Dimensions of Blackness in Europe 1. The Emergence of Afro-Europe: A Preliminary Sketch 3 Allison Blakely 2. Blacks in Early Modern Europe: New Research from the Netherlands 29 Dienke Hondius 3. Now You See It, Now You Don't: Josephine Baker's Films of the 1930s and the Problem of Color 48 Eileen Julien 4. Pictures of "US"? Blackness, Diaspora, and the Afro-German Subject 63 Tina M. Campt 5. The Conundrum of Geography, Europe d'outre mer, and Transcontinental Diasporic Identity 84 T. Sharpley-Whiting and Tiffany Ruby Patterson Section 2. Race and Blackness in Perspective: France, Germany, and Italy 6. "Black (American) Paris" and the French Outer-Cities: The Race Question and Questioning Solidarity 95 Trica Danielle Keaton 7. Black Italia: Contemporary Migrant Writers from Africa 119 Alessandra Di Maio 8. Talking Race in Color-Blind France: Equality Denied, "Blackness" Reclaimed 145 Fred Constant 9. My Volk to Come: Peoplehood in Recent Diaspora Discourse and Afro-German Popular Music 161 Alexander G. Weheliye 10. No Green Pastures: The African Americanization of France 180 Tyler Stovall Section 3. Theorizing, (Re)presenting, and (Re)imagining Blackness In Europe 11. Black Europe and the African Diaspora: A Discourse on Location 201 Jacqueline Nassy Brown 12. Theorizing Black Europe and African Diaspora: Implications for Citizenship, Nativism, and Xenophobia 212 Kwame Nimako and Stephen Small 13. The Audacious Josephine Baker: Stardom, Cinema, Paris 238 Terri Francis 14. Pale by Comparison: Black Liberal Humanism and the Postwar Era in the African Diaspora 260 Michelle M. Wright 15. Another Dream of a Common Language: Imagining Black Europe... 277 Gloria Wekker Afterword: Black Europe's Undecidability 291 Barnor Hesse Notes on Contributors 305 Index 311
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