Hagar's Daughter: A Story of Southern Caste Prejudice

ISBN-13: 9781554815630 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 350 str.

Pauline Hopkins; John Gruesser; Alisha Knight

Spis treści

• Illustrations
• Acknowledgements
• Introduction
• Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins: A Brief Chronology
• A Note on the Text
• Hagar’s Daughter. A Story of Southern Caste Prejudice
• Appendix A: Hagar’s Daughter Synopsis in the Colored American Magazine (1902)
• Appendix B: Promoting Hagar’s Daughter
• 1. Cover of the Colored American Magazine (March 1901)
• 2. Advertisement for Contending Forces, Colored American Magazine (March 1902)
• 3. Subscription Advertisement for Colored American Magazine (March 1902)
• 4. From “Editorial and Publishers’ Announcements,” Colored American Magazine (March 1902)
• Appendix C: Race/History
• 1. From Pauline E. Hopkins, “Hon. Frederick Douglass,” Colored American Magazine (December 1900)
• 2. John Greenleaf Whittier, “Moloch in State Street” (1851)
• 3. From “Gen. Robert Smalls,” National Republican (6 March 1886)
• 4. From Pauline E. Hopkins, “Munroe Rogers,” Colored American Magazine (November 1902)
• Appendix D: The Figure of Hagar
• 1. Genesis 16 and 21
• 2. From Pauline E. Hopkins, “Artists,” Famous Women of the Negro Race, X, Colored American Magazine (September 1902)
• 3. Eliza Poitevent Nicholson, “Hagar,” The Cosmopolitan (November 1893)
• Appendix E: Popular Genres and Literary Experimentation
• 1. From Pauline E. Hopkins, Peculiar Sam (1879)
• 2. Pauline E. Hopkins, “Talma Gordon,” Colored American Magazine (October 1900)
• 3. Pauline E. Hopkins, “A Dash for Liberty,” Colored American Magazine (August 1901)
• Appendix F: Gender
• 1. From Pauline E. Hopkins, “Phenomenal Vocalists,” Famous Women of the Negro Race, I, Colored American Magazine (November 1901)
• 2. From J. Shirley Shadrach, “Furnace Blasts. II. Black or White—Which Should Be the Young Afro-American’s Choice in Marriage,” Colored American Magazine (March 1903)
• 3. From Pauline E. Hopkins to W[illiam] M[onroe] Trotter (16 April 1905)
• Appendix G: Borrowings/Plagiarism/Signifying
• 1. Illustration from Harriet Beecher Stowe, Uncle Tom’s Cabin (1852)
• 2. From William Wells Brown, Clotel; or, The President’s Daughter, Chapter 2 and Chapter 25 (1853)
• 3. Fanny Driscoll, “Two Women,” Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly (May 1884)
• Appendix H: Contemporary Responses to Hagar’s Daughter
• 1. “The Colored Magazine,” Weekly Economist (15 March 1901)
• 2. From “Editorial and Publishers’ Announcements,” Colored American Magazine (March 1903)
• Works Cited and Select Bibliography