Intersections of Whiteness

Evangelia Kindinger is Assistant Professor of American Studies at Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany.Mark Schmitt is Assistant Professor of British Cultural Studies at TU Dortmund University, Germany.

• Foreword Cynthia Levine-RaskyIntroduction Evangelia Kindinger and Mark Schmitt Part I: White EpistemologiesChapter 1For the Common Good: Re-inscribing White Normalcy into the American Body Politic Tonnia L. AndersonChapter 2A Typology of White People in America Matt WrayChapter 3"I Wouldn’t Say I’m a Feminist": Whiteness, "Post-Feminism," and the American Cultural Imaginary Melissa R. Sande Part II: Whiteness and Global PoliticsChapter 4A Journey through Europe’s Heart of Whiteness Vron WareChapter 5Liquid Racism, Possessive Investments in Whiteness and Academic Freedom at a Post-Apartheid University Adam HauptChapter 6White Supremacy in the Trump Era: University Students and Alt-Right Activism on College CampusesAdam Burston and France Winddance TwinePart III: White AffectsChapter 7"Anyone Foreign?": Whiteness, Passing, and Deportability in Brexit Britain Ariane de WaalChapter 8‘Afrikaner Women’ and Strategies of Whiteness in Postapartheid South Africa: Shame and the Ethnicised Respectability of Ordentlikheid Christi van der Westhuizen Part IV: White(ning) Spaces Chapter 9Exploring White German Masculinity in Wilhelmine Adventure Novels Maureen O. GallagherChapter 10Home-Making Practices and White Ideals in Ian McEwan’s Saturday and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus Sarah HeinzChapter 1150 Shades of White: Benidorm and the Joys of All-Inclusiveness Anette Pankratz