"Tellin’ Like It Is: A Black Feminist Reading of Religiosity and the Public Performance of Black Christian Rhetoric in Zora Neale Hurston’s De Turkey and De Law (1930)" by Dr. Michelle Gibbs

Presentation

Tellin’ Like It Is: A Black Feminist Reading of Religiosity and the Public Performance of Black Christian Rhetoric in Zora Neale Hurston’s De Turkey and De Law (1930)

ASTR/American Society for Theatre Research (2019)

Dr. Michelle Gibbs, Illinois Wesleyan University

Abstract

Paper presented at ASTR Working Sessions, 2019 Annual Conference.

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities,
Theatre and Performance Studies,
Dramatic Literature, Criticism and Theory and
Performance Studies

Publication Date

Fall November 7, 2019

Location

Arlington, VA.

DOI

https://www.astr.org/page/19_WorkingSession

Citation Information

Michelle Gibbs. "Tellin’ Like It Is: A Black Feminist Reading of Religiosity and the Public Performance of Black Christian Rhetoric in Zora Neale Hurston’s De Turkey and De Law (1930)" ASTR/American Society for Theatre Research (2019)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/michelle-gibbs/5/