Studies in the Literary Imagination

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Articles in Fall 1998 issue of Studies in the Literary Imagination

• Myth, metaphor, and memory in Toni Morrison's reconstructed South
  by Barnes, Deborah H
• Blacks, modernism, and the American South: An interview with Toni Morrison
  by Denard, Carolyn
• 'Sth, I know that woman': History, gender, and the South in Toni Morrison's Jazz
  by Mitchell, Angelyn
• "I been worried sick about you, too, Macon": Toni Morrison, the South, and the oral tradition
  by Atkinson, Yvonne
• Jazz ... on "The Site of Memory"
  by Ryan, Judylyn S
• politics of space: Southernness and manhood in the fictions of Toni Morrison, The
  by Beavers, Herman
• South in Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon: Initiation, healing, and home, The
  by Lee, Catherine Carr
• Southern ethos / Black ethics in Toni Morrison's fiction
  by Fultz, Lucille P
• Southern landscape as psychic landscape in Toni Morrison's fiction
  by Jones, Carolyn M