트레이 엘리스의 NBA: 중산층 출신 흑인 작가의 목소리 앞세우기
Trey Ellis's NBA: Foregrounding the Voice of Middle Class African American Writers
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This paper first identifies three elements which characterize Trey Ellis's New Black Aesthetic(NBA). The elements include a challenge to the traditional expectation about the role of African American writers, a postmodernist impulse to satirize, and a multicultural, evasive stance on racial issues. The paper then shows how these three characteristics of Ellis's NBA are reflected in George C. Wolfe's The Colored Museum. Among the three characteristics, the paper concludes, the evasive stance on racial issues is most problematic because if, as the use of the word ‘black’ in NBA implies, Ellis and other NBA writers want to maintain “organic links” with other African Americans, they could not and should not turn away from racial issues.
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