Articles from African American Review (September 22, 1993)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Damballah is the first law of thermodynamics": modes of access to Toni Cade Bambara's 'The Salt Eaters.' (Women's Culture Issue)	Kelley, Margot Anne		8464
"The whole picture" in Gloria Naylor's 'Mama Day.' (Women's Culture Issue)	Meisenhelder, Susan		8991
'The Bluest Eye': notes on history, community, and black female subjectivity.	Kuenz, Jane		6515
Color struck.	Hanks, D. Trinidad		84
I been fractured.	Hanks, D. Trinidad		52
Intersecting Boundaries: The Theater of Adrienne Kennedy.	Williams, John (American clergyman)	Book Review	2801
Reactions of a "highly-strung girl": psychology and dramatic representation in Angelina W. Grimke's 'Rachel.' (Women's Culture Issue)	Storm, William		6431
Reading Mammy: the subject of relation in Sherley Anne Williams' 'Dessa Rose.' (Women's Culture Issue)	Rushdy, Ashraf H.A.		15309
Sciatica.	Weatherford, Carole Boston		506
Speaking of the body's pain: Harriet Wilson's 'Our Nig.' (Women's Culture Issue)	Davis, Cynthia J.		7881
Talking to Wendy at my mother's funeral.	Love, Monifa Atungaye		514
The Hottest Water in Chicago.	Kubitschek, Missy Dehn	Book Review	2261
The triple duty of a black woman filmmaker: an interview with Carmen Coustaut.	Ferreira, Patricia	Interview	5268
War and peace: transfigured categories and the politics of 'Sula.' (Women's Culture Issue)	Hunt, Patricia		9747