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Bertram Ashe

Professor of English Emeritus

University of Richmond

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Africana Studies

American Studies

School of Arts & Sciences

Department Of English

Bertram Ashe is currently serving as an Africana Studies Professor of English Emeritus at University of Richmond.

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University of Richmond

Professor of English Emeritus

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TWISTED: My Dreadlock Chronicles. (2015)

hauntologytransgender science fictioncontemporary fictionfolklore traditionfilm scoresdreadlock chronicles

Post-Soul President: Dreams From My Father and the Post-Soul Aesthetic. (2010)

humanitiespost-soul presidentart historyexistentialismvisual cultureaestheticshuman conditionradical aestheticsamerican identityperformance artartart research

From Within the Frame: Storytelling in African-American Fiction. Routledge (2002)

raceamerican literatureblack experiencenarrativecontemporary fictionafrican american studiesliteratureliterary criticismafrican-american fiction

From Within the Frame: Storytelling in African-American Studies. (2002)

raceblack experienceintersectionalityethnic studiescritical race theorynarrativeafrican american studiescultureafrican-american studiesafrican studiesafrican identity

Passing as Danzy Senna. Columbia (2002)

danzy senna

"Hair Drama" on the Cover of"Vibe" Magazine. (2001)

mass communicationhair dramamodel (person)audience receptionimage communicationpopular mediumpopular culturejournalismmedia studies

"Under the Umbrella of Black Civilization": A Conversation With Reginald Mcknight. African American Review (2001)

historyhumanitiesblack experiencepost-colonial criticismafrican identitycolonialismsocial historycritical race theorypostcolonial writinginterdisciplinary historyglobal historyafrican american studiescultural studiesreginald mcknightblack civilizationcultural history

On the Jazz Musician's Love/Hate Relationship With the Audience. (1999)

musicjazz musicianpublic performancemusical analysisjazzmusical expression

PLATITUDES: & the New Black Aesthetic. (1988)

new black aestheticblack experienceethnic studiesaestheticscritical race theoryafrican american studiesafrican identity

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Bertram Ashe

Professor of English Emeritus

University of Richmond

Affiliations

Africana Studies

American Studies

School of Arts & Sciences

Department Of English

Bertram Ashe is currently serving as an Africana Studies Professor of English Emeritus at University of Richmond.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Bertram Ashe

University of Richmond

Professor of English Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

TWISTED: My Dreadlock Chronicles. (2015)

hauntologytransgender science fictioncontemporary fictionfolklore traditionfilm scoresdreadlock chronicles

Post-Soul President: Dreams From My Father and the Post-Soul Aesthetic. (2010)

humanitiespost-soul presidentart historyexistentialismvisual cultureaestheticshuman conditionradical aestheticsamerican identityperformance artartart research

From Within the Frame: Storytelling in African-American Fiction. Routledge (2002)

raceamerican literatureblack experiencenarrativecontemporary fictionafrican american studiesliteratureliterary criticismafrican-american fiction

From Within the Frame: Storytelling in African-American Studies. (2002)

raceblack experienceintersectionalityethnic studiescritical race theorynarrativeafrican american studiescultureafrican-american studiesafrican studiesafrican identity

Passing as Danzy Senna. Columbia (2002)

danzy senna

"Hair Drama" on the Cover of"Vibe" Magazine. (2001)

mass communicationhair dramamodel (person)audience receptionimage communicationpopular mediumpopular culturejournalismmedia studies

"Under the Umbrella of Black Civilization": A Conversation With Reginald Mcknight. African American Review (2001)

On the Jazz Musician's Love/Hate Relationship With the Audience. (1999)

musicjazz musicianpublic performancemusical analysisjazzmusical expression

PLATITUDES: & the New Black Aesthetic. (1988)

new black aestheticblack experienceethnic studiesaestheticscritical race theoryafrican american studiesafrican identity

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10 / page