Quiet As It's Kept: Shame, Trauma, and Race in the Novels of Toni Morrison

Quiet As It\'s Kept
	Contents
	Preface
	1— \"Speaking the Unspeakable\": Shame, Trauma, and Morrison\'s Fiction
		The Impact of Trauma and Shame on the Individual
			Trauma and the Individual
			Shame and the Individual
		Cultural Shame and the Deference-Emotion System
		Race Matters:  Shame, Trauma, and the African-American Experience
		Trauma, Shame, and Storytelling in Morrison\'s Novels
	2— \"The Devastation That Even Casual Racial Contempt Can Cause\": Chronic Shame, Traumatic Abuse, and...
	3— \"I Like My Own Dirt\": Disinterested Violence and Shamelessness in Sula
	4— \"Can\'t Nobody Fly with All That Shit\": The Shame-Pride Axis and Black Masculinity in Song of Solo...
	5— \"Defecating Over a Whole People\": The Politics of Shame and the Failure of Love in Tar Baby
	6— \"Whites Might Dirty Her All Right, but Not Her Best Thing\": The Dirtied and Traumatized Self of S...
	7— \"The Dirty, Get-on-Down Music\": City Pride, Shame, and Violence in Jazz
	8— \"He\'s Bringing Along the Dung We Leaving Behind\": The Intergenerational Transmission of Racial Sh...
	Notes
		1— \"Speaking the Unspeakable\"
		2— \"The Devastation That Even Casual Racial Contempt Can Cause\"
		3— \"I Like My Own Dirt\"
		4— \"Can\'t Nobody Fly with All That Shit\"
		5— \"Defecating Over a Whole People\"
		6— \"Whites Might Dirty Her All Right, but Not Her Best Thing\"
		7— \"The Dirty, Get-on-Down Music\"
		8— \"He\'s Bringing along the Dung We Leaving Behind\"
	Works Cited
		Primary Sources
			Morrison\'s Fiction
			Morrison\'s Nonfiction
			Interviews with Morrison
		Secondary Sources
	Index
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