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American Master Narrative dropped image link Progressive Linear History,…

- - - - Ursula K. Le Guin: "The Left Hand of Darkness" (1969)
      - Vladimir Nabakov: "Lolita" (1955)
        
        Deviancy
      - Sexual Liberalization
        
        Stonewall Riots
        
        Rising Divorce Rates/Breakdown of traditional family
        
        Second Wave Feminism
    - - Early Civil Rights Context (early 50s)
        
        Ralph Ellison: "Invisible Man" (1952)
        
        IRONY
        
        BILDIMGRSSOM
        
        Integrationist
        
        Desegregation
        
        Brown vs. Board of Ed.
        
        Passive Resistance
        
        Harlem Renaisance 1920s-1940s
        
        Zora Neal Hurston
        
        Langston Hughes
        
        Richard Wright
        
        James Weldon Johnson
        
        Mass Migration
        South-->North
        
        Alain Locke
        "The New Negro"
        
        March on Washington
        
        Civil Rights Act
      - Late Civil Rights Context (late 60s)
        
        Ishmael Reed: "Mumbo Jumbo" (1972)
        
        JAZZ
        
        Non-Linear Time
        
        Pendulums
        
        Boomerangs
        
        Historiographic Metafiction
        
        Afrocentrism
        
        Radicalization
        
        Black Panther Party
        
        Malcolm X
        
        Disillusionment
        
        Assassination of MLK
        
        Black Nationalism
        
        Music
        
        Soul
        
        Funk
        
        Fusion/Free Jazz
        
        Reggae
        
        African Decolonization
      - Double Consciousness
        
        Paul Gilroy "The Black Atlantic"
        
        W.E.B. Dubois "The Souls of Black Folk"
        
        Henry Louis Gates Jr.
        "The Signifyin(g) Monkey"
    - - Thomas Pynchon: "The Crying of Lot 49" (1966)
        
        Paranoia
        
        Disassociation
        
        Ontological instability
      - Saul Bellow: "Seize the Day" (1956)
        
        Modernism
        
        Realism
        
        Symbolism
        
        Tragi-comedy
      - West Coast Counter Culture
        
        Anti-consumerist
        
        Post secularism
        
        Alternate reality
      - McCarthyism
        
        Immigration
  - - - Unprecedented growth
      - Manufacturing expansion
      - Mass Consumerism
    - - War in Vietnam
      - Social Movements
        
        Second Wave Feminism
        
        Counter Culture
        
        Civil Rights
        
        Student Protests
      - Cold War with U.S.S.R.
      - Assassination of JFK
  - - - Protection of Traditional Narrative
      - Repealed Voting Rights Legislation
      - Threats to Abortion Rights
      - Rising Right Wing Nationalism
    - - Decolonization
      - Pay equity
      - LGBTQS2 Rights
      - Mass Incarceration
      - Police Reform