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　　Co-edited and introduced by Toni Morrison, winner of the Nobel

Prize in Literature, Birth of a Nation'hood elucidates as never

before the grim miasma of the O.J. Simpson case, which has elicited

gargantuan fascination.

As they pertain to the scandal, the issues of race, sex,

violence, money, and the media are refracted through twelve

powerful essays that have been written especially for this book by

distinguished intellectuals--black and white, male and female.

Together these keen analyses of a defining American moment cast a

chilling gaze on the * and spectacle of the insidious tensions

that rend our society, even as they ponder the proper historical,

cultural, political, legal, psychological, and linguistic

ramifications of the affair.

With contributions by:

Toni Morrison, George Lipsitz, A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr., with

Aderson Bellegarde Francois and Linda Y. Yueh, Nikol G. Alexander

and Drucilla Cornell, Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, Ishmael Reed,

Leola Johnson and David Roediger, Andrew Ross, Patricia J.

Williams, Ann duCille, Armond White, Claudia Brodsky Lacour

The Official Story: Dead Man Golfing

Introduction

by Toni Morrison

The Greatest Story Ever Sold: Marketing and the O.J. Simpson

Trial

George Lipsitz

The O.J. Simpson Trial: Who Was Improperly "Playing the Race

Card"?

A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr., Aderson Bellegarde Francois, Linda Y.

Yueh

Dismissed or Banished? A Testament to the Reasonableness of the

Simpson Jury

Nikol G. Alexander and Drucilla Cornell

Color-blind Dreams and Racial Nightmares: Reconfiguring Racism

in the Post-Civil Rights Era

Kimberle Williams Crenshaw

Bigger and O.J.

Ishmael Reed

"Hertz, Don't It?"

Becoming Colorless and Staying Black in the Crossover of O.J.

Simpson

Leola Johnson and David Roediger

If the Genes Fit, How Do You Aquit?

O.J. and Science

Andrew Ross

American Kabuki

Patricia J. Williams

The Unbearable Darkness of Being: "Fresh" Thoughts on Race, Sex,

and the Simpsons

Ann duCille

Eye, the Jury

Armond White

The "Interest" of the Simpson Trial: Spectacle, National

History, and the Notion of Disinterested Judgement

Claudia Brodsky Lacour

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　　The best part of this collection of essays remarking on the O.

J. Simpson case is the reminder that what we saw on television and

read in the newspaper wasn't the whole story. The authors--lawyers

and academics for the most part--aren't primarily interested in

questions of guilt or innocence. Instead, they look at the

marketing of the Simpson trial and the falseness of the "race

neutral" concept when applied to the trial and its aftermath. In

the end, it's hard to disagree with Ann

Ducille, who concludes that "If we are not

actually the worse for it all . . . we have most certainly been

shown at our worst by it."

书籍介绍

Co-edited and introduced by Toni Morrison, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, Birth of a Nation'hood elucidates as never before the grim miasma of the O.J. Simpson case, which has elicited gargantuan fascination.

As they pertain to the scandal, the issues of race, sex, violence, money, and the media are refracted through twelve powerful essays that have been written especially for this book by distinguished intellectuals--black and white, male and female. Together these keen analyses of a defining American moment cast a chilling gaze on the script and spectacle of the insidious tensions that rend our society, even as they ponder the proper historical, cultural, political, legal, psychological, and linguistic ramifications of the affair.

With contributions by:

Toni Morrison, George Lipsitz, A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr., with Aderson Bellegarde Francois and Linda Y. Yueh, Nikol G. Alexander and Drucilla Cornell, Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, Ishmael Reed, Leola Johnson and David Roediger, Andrew Ross, Patricia J. Williams, Ann duCille, Armond White, Claudia Brodsky Lacour