Stranger America: A Narrative Ethics of Exclusion (Cultural Frames, Framing Culture)
by Josh Toth
Stranger America examines how narratives and cultural frames shape ethical understandings of exclusion. Focusing on the figure of the stranger and the boundaries of belonging, Josh Toth offers a scholarly study for readers interested in American culture, literary criticism, ethics, and the social power of representation.
About This Book
Stranger America explores the relationship between narrative, ethics, and exclusion in American cultural contexts.
The book considers how cultural frames influence perceptions of belonging, difference, and the figure of the stranger.
Its focus on narrative ethics places questions of representation and social boundaries at the center of the discussion.
This scholarly work is suited to readers interested in culture, literary criticism, ethics, and the social meanings attached to exclusion.
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