The Revelations of Asher
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The Revelations of Asher

Toward Supreme Love in Self (This Is an Endarkened, Feminist, New Literacies Event)

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The Revelations of Asher

Toward Supreme Love in Self (This Is an Endarkened, Feminist, New Literacies Event)

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The Revelations of Asher: Toward Supreme Love in Self is an endarkened, feminist, new literacies event. It critically and creatively explores Black women's terror in love. With poetry, prose, and analytic memos, Jeanine Staples shows how a group of Black women's talk and writings about relationships revealed epistemological and ontological revelations, after 9/11. These revelations are presented in the context of a third wave new literacies framework. They are voiced and storied dynamically by the women's seven fragmented selves. Through the selves, we learn the five ways the women lived as lovers: Main Chick, Side Chick, Bonnie, Bitch, and Victim. As an alternative-response to these identities in love, the author presents a new way. She introduces the Supreme Lover Identity and illuminates its integral connection to social and emotional justice for and through Black women's wisdom.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Preface by Valerie Kinloch
  4. Acknowledgments
  5. *Remember (Asher speaks: A story)
  6. *A word to begin with: Precedent to “An introduction” (Jeanine speaks)
  7. *This book is different: An introduction (Jeanine speaks)
  8. *Introducing a Supreme Lover Identity (Or, Why this work is so real) (Jeanine speaks)
  9. *An intermediate, personal, clarifying statement (On my hopes as a sociocultural literacist, a Black woman, an endarkened feminist scholar, and an aspiring Supreme Lover) (Jeanine speaks)
  10. *Ok. So, I guess I should introduce myself (Asher speaks: An introduction)
  11. *Do you remember (Asher speaks: A poem)
  12. Interludes: Regarding BIG questions about this new literacies event (Jeanine speaks)
  13. *Interludes: Regarding small questions about this new literacies event (Jeanine speaks)
  14. This book is necessary: A response to a call (Jeanine speaks)
  15. This book is grounded: The qualitative inquiry that birthed Asher’s revelations (Jeanine speaks)
  16. *Resolution (Asher speaks: A story)
  17. *List #1 (Asher speaks: A list)
  18. Finding a place in the war on t/Terror (Jeanine speaks)
  19. How the inquiry came to be (Jeanine speaks)
  20. *An encounter (Asher speaks)
  21. *There are two truths (Asher and others speak: A poem)
  22. *When Asher and Soren met (Jeanine speaks)
  23. There are two truths: A literate revelation (Jeanine speaks)
  24. Honoring the voices of selves and the necessity of a responsive reading/writing research pedagogy (Jeanine speaks)
  25. The evolution of disordered coherence: A critically creative means for uncovering the risings and revelations of fragmented selves in qualitative data (as literacy events) (Jeanine speaks)
  26. The rise of fragmented selves (Jeanine speaks)
  27. *A departure (Asher speaks: A story)
  28. *Leave (Asher speaks with Nason: A poem)
  29. A discussion: How Sisterfriends formed a literate, local epistemological framework for knowing, leadership, and action in the service of Love and in opposition to t/Terror (Jeanine speaks)
  30. *We make the road by walking (Asher speaks: A story)
  31. *Where it’s at (Kagan, Sash, Rajah, and Nason speak: A poem)
  32. *“I know better than this.” (Or, getting to where it’s at, with or without company) (Jeanine speaks)
  33. Co-orchestrated, creative compositions: Interpreting the form and function of the writings (Jeanine speaks)
  34. *Come in from out there (Asher speaks: A story)
  35. *How I got over (Sash speaks, with help from Laish: A poem)
  36. *“That’s how I fucked him right back.” (Or, a literacy practice that pays homage to Mukhtaran) (Jeanine speaks)
  37. *Don’t Lie (Asher speaks)
  38. *Liar (Asher speaks)
  39. *A short: On lies, laws, and violations of souls (Jeanine speaks)
  40. *Do unto others (Asher speaks: A story)
  41. *List #2 (Asher speaks: A list)
  42. *As you would have them do unto you (A brief on casual sex, occasional commitments, and multiple “truths”) (Jeanine speaks)
  43. *The midnight message (Asher speaks: A story)
  44. *The Apology (He speaks: A poem)
  45. *On dichotomies, apologies, and new literacies (Jeanine speaks)
  46. *If...then (Asher speaks: A story)
  47. *If...then (Asher speaks: A poem)
  48. *Getting to the bottom line (Or, “I am with you. That means, I am with you. Regardless.”) (Jeanine speaks)
  49. How new literacies practices and events support fragmented revelations of the soul (Jeanine speaks)
  50. *Interludes: Regarding emerginG statements and questions about this new literacies event (Jeanine speaks)
  51. *Regarding Asher (Soren’s probable response to Asher’s If…then)
  52. *Your heart’s a mess (Soren responds to Asher: a poem)
  53. *Man up (Asher speaks: A story)
  54. *Small (Laish speaks with help from Nason: A poem)
  55. *(Literally) Considering men’s roles in the performances of terror in love (Or, how women can be made small) (Jeanine speaks)
  56. A discussion (One of many discussions on how new literacies practices and events enable the location and exploration of endarkened feminist epistemologies and ontologies that taught me all about terror in love) (Jeanine speaks)
  57. Thinking and feeling my way through a family of terrors by invitation of fragmented selves (Jeanine speaks)
  58. *A conclusion: How fragmented selves are racialized and gendered (And, what Blackness and femininity have to do with love, terror, new literacies and power for all people) (Jeanine speaks)
  59. Another conclusion (Or, how a highly literate life is integral to salvation) (Jeanine speaks)
  60. *Defining Supreme Love, Supreme Loving, and Supreme Lover Identity (Getting specific) (Jeanine speaks)
  61. Just love supremely
  62. *On the necessity of new literacies and supremacies (in the work of deliverance, health, wholeness, salvation, justice, and truthful, unifying intimacies for all humankind) (Jeanine speaks)
  63. *A brief word on prepositions (As indicators of time and place) (Jeanine speaks)
  64. *This is all you have to do (Soren for Asher/with Asher/to Asher; channeling the idea of the power and passion of yes…thank you to Floetry and the Robert Glasper Experiment who sing of these things and show what they mean, through song.) (Soren and Asher speak: A poem)
  65. Appendix A: The Seedsheet of The Revelations of Asher
  66. Appendix B: The Stylesheet of The Revelations of Asher
  67. Selected Glossary
  68. Bibliography
  69. Index