Titlebook: Race and Nature from Transcendentalism to the Harlem Renaissance; Paul Outka Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America In

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,Trauma and Metamorphosis in Charles Chesnutt’s Conjure Tales,very’s antebellum trauma and not the pastoral origin it claimed to be. That repetition was an echo of the latency that structures all traumatic experience, a nostalgic landscape always at risk of being overrun by the terrible history it so strenuously attempted to keep at bay.

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Introduction: The Sublime and the Traumatic,eople of color to serve on their professional staffs. Still, the letter exposed a much deeper racial fault line in American environmentalism than could be mended by shifting priorities and altering hiring practices.. As the black liberation theologian James Cone laments,

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White Flight,is journey South with Jim, the Territory offers a mythic escape familiar to most Americans, a place Jane Tompkins memorably calls “West of Everything,” where social entrenchment is magically lifted, and a fresh start is possible outside of the entrapments of history, politics, racism, economics, and the like.

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Coda: Prospects for an Antiracist Ecological Sublime,ail-chasing we see in the seemingly endless debates over whether nature is really a transcendent Real or just another ideological construction, and what the right ratio between construction and transcendence is, and how to tell the difference, and so forth.

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Strange Fruit,ostalgia that was the intimately connected inverse of slavery’s traumatic collapse of subjectivity into various forms of the commodified natural—offered a way for whites to retreat from the blood guilt of their history, the risk of “contagion” posed by that traumatic antebellum history in which they were enmeshed.

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Introduction: The Sublime and the Traumatic,ions in the United States, accusing them of “environmental racism.” The letter charged that the groups focused monothematically on wilderness preservation, paid scant attention to the vastly unequal exposure of minority communities to toxic waste, diesel particulates, agricultural pesticides, and le

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The Colonial Pastoral, Abolition, and the Transcendentalist Sublime,ndscape belated rather than primordial, a nature that had fallen away, in every sense, from an originary divine pastoral. What might well seem to contemporary Americans, at least in their imagination, as a breathtaking view back to an untouched, uncreated natural beauty, was something quite differen