Ann Petry

Ann Petry Criticism

• Petry, Ann (Vol. 18)
  • Introduction
  • The Line
  • Riot As Ritual: Ann Petry's 'In Darkness and Confusion'
  • Integrationists and Transitional Writers: Ann Petry
• Petry, Ann (Vol. 1)
• Petry, Ann (Vol. 7)
• Petry, Ann
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • The Witness
    • Ann Petry and the American Dream
    • A World Made Cunningly: A Closer Look at Ann Petry's Short Fiction
    • The Triumph of Naturalism
    • The Narrows: A Black New England Novel
    • A Distaff Dream Deferred? Ann Petry and the Art of Subversion
    • The Emerging Self: Young-adult and Classic Novels of the Black Experience
    • Creative Prejudice in Ann Petry's Miss Muriel
    • Ben Franklin in Harlem: The Drama of Deferral in Ann Petry's The Street
    • The Sensory Assault of the City in Ann Petry's The Street
    • Ann Petry's Mrs. Hedges and the Evil, One-Eyed Girl: A Feminist Exploration of the Physically Disabled Female Subject
    • Effaced into Flesh: Black Women's Subjectivity
    • Narrative space in Ann Petry's Country Place
    • Before the Stigma Race: Authority and Witchcraft in Ann Petry's Tituba of Salem Village
    • Reading Ann Petry's The Narrows into Black Tradition
    • (Further) Figures of Violence: The Street in the U.S. Landscape
    • Same Train be Back Tomorrer: Ann Petry's The Narrows and The Repetition of History
  • Further Reading