Tricksterism in turn-of-the-century American literature : a multicultural perspective /
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Hanover, NH :
University Press of New England,
[1994]
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Table of Contents:
- 'We wear the mask' : Sui Sin Far as one example of trickster authorship / Annette White-Parks
- Maria Cristina Mena : turn-of-the-century La Malinche, and other tales of cultural (re)construction / Tiffany Ana López
- 'A second tongue' : the trickster's voice in the works of Zitkala-Sa / Jeanne Smith
- Manifest dentistry, or teaching oral narrative in 'McTeague' and Old Man Coyote / Eric Anderson
- Goophering around : authority and the trick of storytelling in Charles W. Chesnutt's 'The conjure woman' / Julia B Farwell
- Reinventing trickster : Creek indian Alex Posey's nom de plume, Chinnubbie Harjo / Alexia Kosmider
- Cross-dressing and cross-naming : decoding Onoto Watanna / Yuko Matsukawa
- Mourning Dove, trickster energy, and assimilation-period native texts / Alanna Kathleen Brown
- Reading trickster; or, theoretical reservations and a Seneca tale / Karen Oakes
- Spies in the enemy's house : folk characters as tricksters in Frances E W Harper's 'Iola Leroy' / Lynda Koolish