Unveiling Structures in Colson Whitehead's Fiction - Martín-Salván, Paula
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This book critically examines Whitehead's genre-driven fiction as a powerful intervention in debates on race, memory, and narrative form. It explores how his "unveiling" structures expose systemic racism and ethical conflict, establishing Whitehead as a central voice in contemporary African American literature and global genre fiction

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This book critically examines Whitehead's genre-driven fiction as a powerful intervention in debates on race, memory, and narrative form. It explores how his "unveiling" structures expose systemic racism and ethical conflict, establishing Whitehead as a central voice in contemporary African American literature and global genre fiction
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Paula Martín Salván is Professor of English and American Literature at the University of Córdoba, Spain. She has published monographs on Don DeLillo and Graham Greene, and has co-edited several collections of essays, including Community in Twentieth Century Fiction (2013), New Perspectives on Community and the Modernist Subject (2017) and The Politics of Transparency in Modern American Fiction: Fear, Secrecy and Exposure (2024). Her research focuses mainly on contemporary American literature, with a strong background in literary and critical theory, particularly in the fields of trauma studies, communitarian theory, secrecy studies, narratology, and deconstruction. She currently leads a research project entitled "The Poetics and Politics of Transparency in Contemporary Literature in English" funded by the Spanish government, implemented by a research team from the Universities of Córdoba and Granada.