(Ebook) Keepin' It Hushed The Barbershop and African American Hush Harbor Rhetoric 1st edition by Vorris Nunley 0814336458 9780814336458

(Ebook) Keepin' It Hushed The Barbershop and African American Hush Harbor Rhetoric 1st edition by Vorris Nunley 0814336458 9780814336458

Keepin' It Hushed : The Barbershop and African American Hush Harbor Rhetoric 1st edition by Vorris L. Nunley  - Ebook PDF Instant Download/DeliveryISBN: 0814336458, 9780814336458

Full download Keepin' It Hushed : The Barbershop and African American Hush Harbor Rhetoric 1st edition after payment.

Product details:

ISBN-10 :  0814336458 

ISBN-13 :  9780814336458

Author: Vorris L. Nunley 

Examines the barbershop as a rhetorical site in African American culture across genres, including fiction, film, poetry, and theater. In Keepin’ It Hushed: The Barbershop and African American Hush Harbor Rhetoric, Vorris L. Nunley investigates the role of the hush harbor (a safe place for free expression among African American speakers) as a productive space of rhetorical tradition and knowledge generation. Nunley identifies the barbershop as an important hush harbor for black males in particular and traces the powerful cultural trope and its hidden tradition of African American knowledge through multiple texts. From Dunbar’s "We Wear the Mask" to the recent Barbershop movies and the provocative rhetoric of Reverend Jeremiah Wright, Nunley’s study touches on a range of time periods and genres. Nunley’s introduction connects African American Hush Harbor Rhetoric (AAHHR) to everyday considerations of what may or may not be spoken in public and how African American speakers manage numerous hidden transcripts. In the first three chapters, Nunley charts different iterations of hush harbors and their function in the context of residual and emergent rhetorical traditions. He investigates public sphere theory and its application (and misapplication) to black civil society and hush harbors and connects AAHHR to nommo, the power of the word. In chapters 4 and 5, Nunley examines the ubiquity of the hush harbor trope in African American culture and considers barbershops as pedagogical sites, using literature, poetry, philosophy, and film to make his case. In chapter 6, he analyzes the Barbershop movie in detail, arguing that the movie’s commodified, neoliberal version of AAHHR did not represent a hush harbor, although that was ostensibly the aim. Keepin’ It Hushed concludes with a presentation of a hush harbor pedagogy in chapter 7 and a distinctive analysis of hush harbor oriented speeches by then-Senator Obama and Rev. Jeremiah Wright. Rhetoricians and readers interested in African American life and culture will appreciate the cogent analysis in Nunley’s volume.

Keepin' It Hushed : The Barbershop and African American Hush Harbor Rhetoric 1st Table of contents:

1 Beyond Difference: Mapping and Theorizing Hush Harbor Spatiality Rhetoric and Knowledge
2 Hush Harbors: Spatiality, Race, and Not-So-Public Spheres
3 Wingin’ It: Barbershops and the Work of Nommo in the Novel
4 Poetic Hush Harbors: Barbershops as Black Paideias
5 Barbers and Customers as Philosophers in Memoir and Drama
6 Commodifying Neoliberal Blackness: Faux Hush Harbor Rhetoric in Barbershop
7 Hush Harbor Pedagogy: Pathos-Driven Hearing and Pedagogy
8 A Question of Ethics? Hush Harbor Rhetoric and Rationalities in a Neoliberal Age

People also search for Keepin' It Hushed : The Barbershop and African American Hush Harbor Rhetoric 1st:

    
keep america singing barbershop
    
african-american barbers
    
keep it faded barber shop
    
african american barber shop quartet
    
barbershop african scene

Tags: Keepin, Hushed, The Barbershop, African American, Harbor Rhetoric, Vorris Nunley