SLAVE PATROLS IN EDWARD P. JONES' THE KNOWN WORLD.Published in:2009By:JACKSON, TOMMIE L.Publication type:Literary Criticism
Narratives of Recognition in Contemporary American Fiction: Edward P. Jones's The Known World and Richard Powers's The Echo Maker.Published in:2012By:KLEY, ANTJEPublication type:Literary Criticism
SPACE, AESTHETIC POWER, AND TRUE FALSITY IN THE KNOWN WORLD.Published in:2013By:ARDOIN, PAULPublication type:Literary Criticism
A World of Irony in the Fiction of Edward P. Jones.Published in:2007By:Saunders, James RobertPublication type:Essay
Current literature 2003 I. New writing: Novels and short stories.Published in:2005By:Leavis, L.R.Publication type:Literary Criticism
Beyond the Dream, the Journey: American Novels Tat Track the Path from Slavery to Freedom.Published in:English Journal, 2017, v. 106, n. 4, p. 29, doi. 10.58680/ej201729014By:Carter, MaridellaPublication type:Article
On the Curious Case of a Black Slave Owner in Edward P. Jones's The Known World -- or a Queer Reading of Black Abjection and Autonomy.Published in:2014By:Joseph Kai-Hang CheangPublication type:Literary Criticism
Reviews.Published in:2005By:King, Richard H.;Noys, Benjamin;Andress, David;Southgate, BeverleyPublication type:Book Review
White Supremacy under Fire: The Unrewarded Perspective in Edward P. Jones's "The Known World."Published in:2011By:Ikard, DavidPublication type:Literary Criticism
Imagining Other Worlds: Race, Gender, and the "Power Line" in Edward P. Jones's "The Known World."Published in:2008By:Bassard, Katherine ClayPublication type:Literary Criticism