Table of contents for Hollywood be thy name : African American religion in American film, 1929/1949 / Judith Weisenfeld.

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Contents
List of Illustrations	00
Acknowledgments	00
Introduction	1
1. "{hrs}'Taint What You Was, It's What You Is Today": Hallelujah and the Politics of 
Racial Authenticity	00
2. "{hrs}'De Lawd' a Natchel Man": The Green Pastures in the American Cultural 
Imagination	000
3. "A Mighty Epic of Modern Morals": Black-Audience Religious Films	000
4. "Saturday Sinners and Sunday Saints": Urban Commercial Culture and the 
Reconstruction of Black Religious Leadership	000
5. "A Long, Long Way": Religion and African American Wartime Morale	000
6. "Why Didn't They Tell Me I'm a Negro?": Lost Boundaries and the Moral Landscape 
of Race	000
Conclusion	000
Filmography	000
Notes	000
Select Bibliography	000
Index	000

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

African Americans in motion pictures.
Religion in motion pictures.
Motion pictures -- United States.