Anisfield-Wolf Book Award アニスフィールド=ウルフしょう
Edition 53 (1988)
Winners
5 peopleA photo-documentary nonfiction book on contemporary Maya life and culture.
It presents daily life and tradition among the contemporary Maya.
A novel following Hillela through political upheaval and family change in South Africa.
It follows life and choice under apartheid.
Toni Morrison's landmark novel about a family haunted by slavery and memory.
Ghosts and memory pursue the family.
A cultural record that presents the life, rituals, textiles, markets, and communities of contemporary Maya people through abundant photographs. It depicts the Maya world as a living present rather than only as an inheritance from an ancient civilization.
It shows the Maya as people living now, not only as descendants of an ancient civilization.
A scholarly study that examines how voting-rights law was transformed within race policy and electoral institutions. It critically follows how a system that expanded Black participation was later recast under a different political logic.
Where did the system around voting rights change the meaning of fairness?