Volume 2: Issue 1 (Sep 2016)
in James Baldwin Review-
Lorem Ipsum ParisPages: 1–5
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I've Got a TestimonyJames Baldwin and the Broken Silences of Black Queer MenPages: 6–27
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“To Crush the Serpent”James Baldwin, the Religious Right, and the Moral MinorityPages: 28–48
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Possessing History and American InnocenceJames Baldwin, William F. Buckley, Jr., and the 1965 Cambridge DebatePages: 49–74
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The Struggle of IntegrationJames Baldwin and Melanie Klein in the Context of Black Lives MatterPages: 75–96
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Watching TimeJames Baldwin and Malcolm XPages: 97–125
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The Uses of Race and ReligionJames Baldwin’s Pragmatist Politics in The Fire Next TimePages: 126–139
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James BaldwinBiographical Dispatches on a Freedom WriterPages: 140–152
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Relatively ConsciousThe Enduring Rage of Baldwin and the Education of a White Southern Baptist QueerPages: 153–162
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Jimmy’s SongsListening over James Baldwin’s ShoulderPages: 163–167
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Trends in James Baldwin Criticism 2001–10Pages: 168–196
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The Public James BaldwinPages: 197–200
