 | Thinking Through Crisis: Depression-Era Black Literature, Theory, and Politics Ford James Edward : James Edward Ford III is Associate Professor of English at Occidental College. His writings on the aesthetics of black radicalism, black popular culture, and political theory have appeared in the journals Novel , Biography , Cultural Critique , College Literature , New Centennial Review , ASAP Journal , and multiple edited collections. He is currently working on "Phillis, the Black Swan: Disheveling the Origins" and "Hip-Hop's Late Style: Disheveling the Origins," two projects that rethink the origins and ends of black American cultural production.James Edward Ford III is Associate Professor of English at Occidental College. His writings on the aesthetics of black radicalism, black popular culture, and political theory have appeared in the journals Novel , Biography , Cultural Critique , College Literature , New Centennial Review , ASAP Journal , and multiple edited collections. He is currently working on "Phillis, the Black Swan: Disheveling the Origins" and "Hip-Hop's Late Style: Disheveling the Origins," two projects that rethink the origins and ends of black American cultural production. |
