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Debra Walker King

Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of English

Debra Walker King is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Florida.

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University of Florida

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african american studies literature narrative american literature anthropology literary criticism contemporary fiction gender studies identity (social science) cultural studies feminist theory caribbean studies world literature literary theory social impact women's studies literary history textual practice social semiotics interpersonal violence social forces psychological trauma black feminism black experience body image narrative and identity african diaspora literary studies social bias sociological research social theory proximate cause variant interpretation african american women self representations black female body african americans fictional double body politics critical response not-so-harmless social function cultural theory race african identity

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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The Not-So-Harmless Social Function of a Word That Wounds. Handbooks of sociology and social research (2018)

Debra Walker King

culturesociological researchsociologypsychological traumasocial semioticswound healingsocial theorysocial forcescontext (linguistics)interpersonal violencesocial changenot-so-harmless social functionsocial impactsocial biasnarrativestigmavariant interpretationsocial sciencesproximate cause

Boundary-Breaking Courage. The Southern literary journal (2005)

Debra Walker King

literary historyliteratureworld literaturenarrativeliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiesamerican literaturehumanitiestextual practicecontemporary fictionliterary criticism

Recovering the Black Female Body: Self Representations by African American Women. African American Review (2002)

Debra Walker KingMichael BennettVanessa Dickerson

black feminismanthropologywomen's studiesnarrativegender studiesidentity (social science)african american womenself representationsafrican american studiesblack female bodybody imageblack experience

Body Politics and the Fictional Double. Choice Reviews Online (2001)

Katie KingDebra Walker King

narrativeliteraturenarrative and identityfictional doublebody politicsfeminist theoryafrican american studiesamerican literaturehumanitiescontemporary fiction

Deep Talk: Reading African-American Literary Names. Choice Reviews Online (1999)

Debra Walker King

african diasporaliteraturecomparative literatureafrican american studiesliterary criticism

The Critical Response to Gloria Naylor. African American Review (1999)

Debra Walker KingSharon FeltonMichelle C. Loris

literatureafrican american studiesamerican literaturecritical responsecritical carecaribbean studies

African Americans and the Culture of Pain.

MW Ndounou

anthropologyculturecultural studiesafrican american studiesafrican americans

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Debra Walker King

Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of English

Debra Walker King is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Florida.

Honors

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Debra Walker King

University of Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Not-So-Harmless Social Function of a Word That Wounds. Handbooks of sociology and social research (2018)

Debra Walker King

Boundary-Breaking Courage. The Southern literary journal (2005)

Debra Walker King

literary historyliteratureworld literaturenarrativeliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiesamerican literaturehumanitiestextual practicecontemporary fictionliterary criticism

Recovering the Black Female Body: Self Representations by African American Women. African American Review (2002)

Debra Walker KingMichael BennettVanessa Dickerson

black feminismanthropologywomen's studiesnarrativegender studiesidentity (social science)african american womenself representationsafrican american studiesblack female bodybody imageblack experience

Body Politics and the Fictional Double. Choice Reviews Online (2001)

Katie KingDebra Walker King

narrativeliteraturenarrative and identityfictional doublebody politicsfeminist theoryafrican american studiesamerican literaturehumanitiescontemporary fiction

Deep Talk: Reading African-American Literary Names. Choice Reviews Online (1999)

Debra Walker King

african diasporaliteraturecomparative literatureafrican american studiesliterary criticism

The Critical Response to Gloria Naylor. African American Review (1999)

Debra Walker KingSharon FeltonMichelle C. Loris

literatureafrican american studiesamerican literaturecritical responsecritical carecaribbean studies

African Americans and the Culture of Pain.

MW Ndounou

anthropologyculturecultural studiesafrican american studiesafrican americans

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