The Cambridge companion to slavery in American literature

Introduction / Ezra Tawil

1. Slavery in the eighteenth-century literary imagination / Philip Gould

2. U.S. antislavery tracts and the literary imagination / Teresa A. Goddu

3. White slaves in the late-eighteenth- and nineteenth-century American literary imagination / Joe Shapiro

4. Slave narratives as literature / Sarah Meer

5. Slavery and the emergence of the African American novel / John C. Havard

6. Proslavery fiction / Gavin Jones and Judith Richardson

7. The poetry of slavery / Meredith L. McGill

8. Reading slavery and 'classic' American literature / Robert S. Levine

9. Slavery's performance-texts / Douglas A. Jones, Jr.

10. The music and the musical inheritance of slavery / Radiclani Clytus

11. U.S. slave revolutions in Atlantic world literature / Paul Giles

12. Slavery and American literature 1900-1945 / Tim Armstrong

13. Moving pictures: spectacles of enslavement in American cinema / Sharon Willis

14. Slavery and historical memory in late-twentieth-century fiction / Ashraf H.A. Rushdy

15. Beyond the borders of the neo-slave narrative: science fiction and fantasy / Jeffrey Allen Tucker.