Discussions of Paul Gilroy's Works: Page, Helán E. --- Purdam, Kingsley

Eddie Yeghiayan

• Page, Helán E. "'Black' Images, African American Identities: Corporate Cultural Projection in the 'Songs of My People’." Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power (May 1997), 3(4):563, 599.

• Page, Helán E. "’Black Male’ Imagery and Media Containment of African American Men." American Anthropologist (March 1997), 99(1):108n9, 110.

• Palmer, Colin A. "Defining and Studying the Modern African Diaspora." Journal of Negro History (Winter-Spring 2000), 85(1-2):27.

• Panayi, Panikos. Review of David Cesarani and Mary Fullbrook, eds. Citizenship, Nationality and Migration in Europe. English Historical Review (June 1998), 113(452):806.

• Papastergiadis, Nikos. Review of Ghassan Hage’s White Nation: Fantasies of White Supremacy in a Multicultural Society. Oceania (March 2000), 70(3):276.

• Parker, David. "Good Companions: Decorative, Informative or Interrogative? The Role of Social Theory Textbooks." Sociology (February 2001), 35(1):217.
       On B. Turner (ed.), The Blackwell Companion to Social Theory, 2^nd ed. ; B. Turner, Classical Sociology ; A. Swingewood, A Short History of Sociological Thought, 3^rd ed. ; L. Ray, Theorizing Classical Sociology.

• Parker, David. "Viewpoint: Why Bother with Durkheim? Teaching Sociology in the 1990s." Sociological Review (February 1997), 45(1):136, 137, 145.

• Patterson, Anita. "Jazz, Realism, and the Modernist Lyric: The Poetry of Langston Hughes." Modern Language Quarterly (December 2000), 61(4):666, 667, 671.

• Pattillo, Mary E. Review of Claire E. Alexander’s The Art of Being Black: The Creation of Black British Youth Identities. American Journal of Sociology (July 1997), 103(1):232.

• Paulin, Diana R. "De-Essentializing Interracial Representations: Black and White Border-Crossings in Spike Lee's Jungle Fever and Octavia Butler's Kindred." Cultural Critique (Spring 1997), 36:171, 193.

• Pavlic, Edward. Review of Houston A. Baker, Jr.’s Black Studies, Rap, and the Academy. African American Review (Summer 1997), 31(2):328.

• Pavlic, Ed. "‘I just don't know how to move on your word’: From Signifyin(g) to Syndetic Homage in James Baldwin's Responses to William Faulkner." Mississippi Quarterly: The Journal of Southern Culture (Fall 2000), 53(4):519.
        Special Issue on William Faulkner.

• Pavlic, Edward. "Syndetic Redemption: Above-Underground Emergence in David Bradley's The Chaneysville Incident." African American Review (Summer 1996), 30(2):166-167, 169, 181n10.

• Pearson, David. "From Communality to Ethnicity: Some Theoretical Considerations on the Maori Ethnic Revival." Ethnic & Racial Studies (April 1988), 11(2):186, 189.
       Cites Paul Gilroy’s "Stepping Out of Babylon: Race, Class and Autonomy" (1982).

• Pearson, Geoffrey and Kamlesh Patel. "Drugs, Deprivation, and Ethnicity: Outreach Among Asian Drug Users in a Northern English City." Journal of Drug Issues (Winter 1998), 28(1):199.

• Pedersen, Carl. Review of Wayne F. Cooper’s Claude McKay: Rebel Sojourner in the Harlem Renaissance. Research in African Literatures (Summer 1997), 28(2):198-201.
       Asserts that McKay was a precursor of Paul Gilroy's diasporic perspective on African-American culture.
       This special issue is on "Autobiography and African Literature," edited by Patricia Geesey.

• Pels, Dick. "Privileged Nomads: On the Strangeness of Intellectuals and the Intellectuality of Strangers." Theory, Culture & Society: Explorations in Critical Social Science (February 1999), 16(1):66, 73-74, 80n11, 84.

• Perera, Suvendrini. "'Cricket, with a Plot': Nationalism, Cricket and Diasporic Identities." Journal of Australian Studies (June 2000):26.

• Pérez-Torres, R. "Ethnicity, Ethics, and Latino Aesthetics." American Literary History (Fall 2000), 12(3):545-546, 552.

• Perkinson, Jim. "’Ogou's Iron or Jesus' Irony: Who's Zooming Who in Diasporic Possession Cult Activity?" Journal of Religion (October 2001), 81(4):573.

• Perkinson, Jim. "Rage with a Purpose, Weep without Regret: A White Theology of Solidarity." Soundings (Fall-Winter 1999), 82(3-4):442, 462.

• Perry, Pamela. "White Means Never Having to Say You're Ethnic - White Youth and the Construction of ‘Cultureless’Identities." Journal of Contemporary Ethnography (February 2001), 30(1):75, 89.
       Cites Paul Gilroy’s The Black Atlantic (1993) and There Ain’t No Black in the Union Jack (1991).

• Peterson, Dale E. "Notes from the Underworld: Dostoevsky, Du Bois, and the Discovery of Ethnic Soul." Massachusetts Review (Summer 1994), 35(2):237, 247n12.
        Issue is on "W.E. Du Bois: Of Culture and Racial Identity."

• Peterson, Eric E. "Ethnicity and the New Racism in the Basic Interpersonal Communication Course." Women and Language (Spring 1995), 18(1):41, 44.

• Pettinger, Alasdair. "Enduring Fortresses." Review of Paul Gilroy’s The Black Atlantic (1993). Research in African Literatures (Winter 1998), 29(4):142-147.

• Philipson, Robert. "Flight from Egypt: Blacks, Jews, Diasporas." Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought (Winter 2001), 50 [157]:21-22, 24, 33nn15, 17, 24.

• Phillips, Caryl. "The Contagion of Liberty." Review of W. Jeffrey Bolster ‘s Black Jacks: African American Seamen in the Age of Sail. New Republic (November 10, 1997), 217(19):48.

• Phillips, Jerry. "Culture, the Academy, and the Police: Or Reading Matthew Arnold in ‘Our Present Unsettled State’." College Literature (Fall 1998), 25(3):129n22, 131.

• Phillips, Mike. "Enoch's gone: now for the hard part." New Statesman (July 30, 2001), 130(4548):24.

• Phoenix, Ann. "The Afro-Caribbean Myth." New Society (March 4, 1988), 83(1314):13.

• Pillai, Poonam and Susan L. Kline. "Tracking the Nation: Discourses of Internationalism and Transnational Agricultural Corporations." Media, Culture & Society (October 1998), 20(4):595, 608.

• Pinney, Christopher. "The Nation (Un)pictured? Chromolithography and 'Popular' Politics in India, 1878-1995. Critical Inquiry (Summer 1997), 23(4):863.

• Platt, Anthony M. "No Easy Road to Freedom: Remapping the Struggle for Racial Equality." Social Justice: A Journal of Crime Conflict and World Order (Fall 1995), 22(3):20, 24.
        This issue is entitled "Racial and Political Justice," and the section in which this article appears "Affirmative Action in the U.S."

• Platt, Anthony M. "Rethinking Race."Social Justice: A Journal of Crime Conflict and World Order (Spring-Summer 1993), 20(1-2):iii, iv, vi.
       This issue is entitled "Rethinking Race," edited by Anthony M. Platt.

• Plessis, Michael du and Kathleen Chapman. "Queercore: The Distinct Identities of Subculture. " College Literature (February 1997), 24(1):54, 57.
       Special Issue on "Queer Utilities: Textual Studies, Theory, Pedagogy, Praxis."

• Poiger, Uta G. "Beyond 'Modernization' and 'Colonization'." Diplomatic History (Winter 1999), 23(1):55n26.

• Popkewitz, Thomas S. "Knowledge, Power, and Curriculum: Revisiting a TRSE Argument." Theory and Research in Social Education (Winter 1998), 26(1):98, 100.

• Porter, Carolyn. "What We Know That We Don't Know: Remapping American Literary Studies."American Literary History (Fall 1994), 6(3):523n11, 524.

• Porton, Richard. Review of Mike Leigh’s Secrets & Lies. Cineaste (1997), 22(4):54.

• Posnock, Ross. "The Distinction of Dubois: Aesthetics, Pragmatism, Politics." American Literary History (Fall 1995), 7(3):505-506, 523.

• Posnock, Ross. "How it Feels to be a Problem: Du Bois, Fanon, and the ‘Impossible Life’ of the Black Intellectual." Critical Inquiry (Winter 1997), 23(2):336n39.

• Potter, Claire Bond. "The Problem of the Color Line: Segregation, Politics, and Historical Writing." Cultural Critique (Winter 1997-98), 38:85n8, 86n9, 87.

• Pratt, Marie-Louise. "La heterogeneidad y el pánico de la teoría." Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana (1995), 21(42):27.

• "Preliminaries." MELUS: The Journal of the Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (Winter 1998), 23(4):2.

• Priestley, Mark. "Constructions and Creations: Idealism, Materialism and Disability Theory." Disability & Society (February 1998), 13(1):88, 92.

• Pringle, Keith. Review of R. Emerson Dobash, and Russell P. Dobash’s Women, Violence and Social Change. British Journal of Social Work (August 1992), 22(4):485, 486.
       Cites Paul Gilroy’s There Ain’t No Black in the Union Jack (1987).

• Probyn, Elspeth. "The Outside of Queer Cultural Studies." University of Toronto Quarterly (Fall 1995), 64(4):544, 545.
       Cites Paul Gilroy’s The Black Atlantic (1993).
        Issue is entitled "Cultural Studies in Canada," edited by Faye Pickrem, Linda Hutcheon, and Stpehen Pender.

• Purdam, Kingsley. "The Political Identities of Muslim Local Councillors in Britain." Local Government Studies (Spring 2000), 26(1):56, 63.