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Lawrence, (David) Todd
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Associate Professor of English
dtlawrence@stthomas.edu
Office Location:
JRC 340
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Academic HistoryPh.D., University of Missouri Expertise/Specialties
African American Literature and Expressive Culture Selected Publications
“Talk Like a Man: Internal Dissonance and the Performance of Masculinity in Etheridge Knight’s Poems From Prison.” The Griot: Official Journal of the Southern Conference on African American Studies 27.2 (2008): 10-23. "We Are Family: Gender Tensions and the Construction of the Black Family in the Early Poetry of Sonia Sanchez." B.MA: The Sonia Sanchez Literary Review 10.2 (2005). "Folkloric Representation and Extended Context in the Experimental Ethnography of Zora Neale Hurston." Southern Folklore 57.2 (2000): 119-134. Selected Presentations“‘American Has Really Grown Up’: Percival Everett, Barack Obama, and the Illusion of a ‘Post-Racial’ Society.” Midwest Modern Language Association Annual Meeting. Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 2008. “When is Graffiti Not Really Graffiti?: Ideology and Folk Expression at the Flight 93 Memorial.” American Folklore Society Annual Meeting. Louisville, Kentucky, October 2008. “Forgivable Blackness: Richard Pryor and the Performance of Black Masculinity.” Midwest Modern Language Association Annual Meeting. Chicago, Illinois, November 2006. Professional Activities
Film and Video Review Editor, Journal of American Folklore Memberships in Professional Organizations
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