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Books
- I Don't Hate the South: Reflections on Faulkner, Family, and the South
(Fall, 2005), Oxford University Press (manuscript submitted.)
- Houston A. Baker, Jr., The Betrayal of the Black Intellectuals: Afro-American Public Intellectuals in the Post-Civil Rights Era
(Fall, 2005), Columbia University Press (Manuscript due to editor by summer 2006.)
- Critical Memory: Public Spheres, Afro-Americans and Black Father and Sons in America
(2001), U of Georgia P
- Turning South Again: Re-Thinking Modernism, Re-Reading Booker T.
(2001), Duke UP
- Passing Over
(2000), Lotus Press
- Black Studies, Rap, and the Academy
(1993), U of Chicago P
- Workings of the Spirit: A Poetics of Afro-American Women's Writing
(1991), U of Chicago P
- Afro-American Poetics: Revisions of Harlem and the Black Aesthetic
(1988), U of Wisconsin P
- Modernism and Harlem Renaissance
(1987), U of Chicago P
- Blues Journeys Home
(1985), Lotus Press
- Blues, Ideology, and Afro-American Literature: A Vernacular Theory
(1984), U of Chicago P
- Singers of Daybreak: Studies in Black American Literature
(1983), Howard UP
- Spirit Run
(1982), Lotus Press
- The Journey Back: Issues in Black Literature and Criticism
(1980), U of Chicago P
- No Matter Where You Travel, You Still Be Black
(1979), Lotus Press
- A Many-Colored Coat of Dreams: The Poetry of Countee Cullen
(1974), Broadside Press
- Long Black Song: Essays in Black American Literature and Culture
(1972), UP of Virginia
Edited
- Houston A. Baker, Jr., special issue editor, Erasing the Commas: RaceGenderClassSexualityRegion,
American Literature
(March, 2005) [books.php3] [abs]
- H. Baker, E. Cheyfitz, F. Griffin, and J. Dyan, eds, American Cultural Studies
(June, 2002), U of Pennsylvania P (Pending.)
- H. Baker and D. Nelson, eds, Violence, the Body, and the South, Special Issue of American Literature devoted to a New Southern Studies
(2001)
- H. Baker, ed, Unsettling Blackness, Special Issue of American Literature devoted to Afro-American Literary Studies
(2000)
Essays/Articles/Chapters in Books
- Afterword,
in New Thoughts on the Black Arts Movement, edited by Margo Crawford & Lisa Gail Collins
(2005), Rutgers University Press
- H.A. Baker, On the Criticism of Black Literature: One View of the Black Aesthetic,
in African American Literary Theory: A Reader, edited by Winston Napier
(2004), New York University Press (reprinted.)
- H.A. Baker, Belief, Theory, and Blues: Notes for a Post-Structuralist Criticism of Afro-American Literature,
in African American Literary Theory: A Reader, edited by Winston Napier
(2004), New York University Press (reprinted.)
- H.A. Baker, Blue Men, Black Writing, and Southern Revisions, Vicissitudes of Theory, edited by Ken Surin,
SEQ
(2004), Duke University Press (special issue.)
- H.A. Baker, To Move Without Moving: An Analysis of Creativity and Commerce in Ralph Ellison's Trueblood Episode,
in Close Reading: The Reader, edited by Frank Lentricchia & Andrew Dubois
(2004), Duke University Press
- Constitutional Allegory and Stephen Carter as Affirmative Action Trickster,
in The Trickster, edited by J. Reesman
(2000), U of Georgia P
- On the Distinction of Jr.: My Father,
Kentucky Humanities no. 2
(1999),
pp. 7-16
- Failed Prophet and Falling Stock: Why Ralph Ellison was Never Avant-Garde,
Stanford Humanities Review, vol. 7
(1999)
Poems
- Houston Baker, Set Piece,
in Beyond the Frontier: African-American Poetry for the 21st Century, edited by E. Ethelbert Miller
(2004), Black Classic Press
Book Reviews
- Review of D. Lewis' W.E.B. Du Bois Volume II,
The Philadelphia Inquirer
(December, 2000)
Other
- Houston A. Baker, Jr., Coltrane, Peeled Oranges, Cosmopolitanism, and a Last(ing) Word on Derrida, "Forum" on Jacques Derrida,
PMLA
(Winter, 2004)
- Symposium on Houston A. Baker, Jr.,
Mississippi Quarterly: The Journal of Southern Cultures, vol. LV no. 4
(2004)
- Houston A. Baker, Jr., Traveling With Faulkner, And Other Essays of the American Colorline
(2004), under contract to Oxford University Press (Work In Progress.)
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