Browse by Goldsmiths authors: King, Nicole

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  • Reading Black Childhoods in Chains and Crongton Knights. (2022) King, Nicole
  • Black/Jewish imaginaries and children’s literature: reading resistance and intersectionality in A Pickpocket’s Tale. (2019) King, Nicole
  • Teaching African American Studies in the US and the UK. (2018) Dossett, Kate; Joseph-Gabriel, Annette K; Jeffries, Hasan Kwame; King, Nicole; Plath, Lydia; Rice, Alan and Salt, Karen
  • Response to Deborah Willis's “The Black Civil War Soldier: Conflict and Citizenship”. (2017) King, Nicole
  • ‘Creolisation and On Beauty: form, character and the goddess Erzulie'. (2009) King, Nicole
  • ‘“You think like you white”: Questioning Race and Racial Community through the Lens of Middle Class Desire(s).’. (2002) King, Nicole
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  • C. L. R. James and creolization: circles of influence. (2001) King, Nicole
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  • 'Getting in Conversation': Teaching African American Literature and Training Critical Thinkers. (2017) King, Nicole
  • Teaching Crime Fiction and the African American Literary Canon. (2016) King, Nicole
  • ‘Performance and Tradition in Earl Lovelace’s A Brief Conversion: The Drama of the Everyday’. (2008) King, Nicole
  • ‘C.L.R. James, Genre and Cultural Politics.’. (2006) King, Nicole
  • ‘“A colored woman in another country pleading for justice in her own”: Examining Ida B. Wells in the United Kingdom’. (2003) King, Nicole