Shelly Eversley

Books

Eversley, S., & Eversley, S. (2021). Black Art, Politics and Aesthetics in the 1960s. New York and Cambridge, USA and UK, Cambridge University Press.

Eversley, S. (2004). Olaudah Equiano, The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa, The African. Written by Himself. Edited with Notes by Shelly Eversley. (p. 261). New York, The Modern Library.

Eversley, S. (2003). The Real Negro: The Question of Authenticity in Twentieth Century African American Literature. (p. 144). New York, Routledge Press.

Eversley, S. Black Suvival:  Cold War Surveillance, Censorship, and African American Literary Resistance. In Progress.

Journal Articles

Eversley, S. (2019). Introduction: Digital Pedagogy. The Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy, 16(16).

Eversley, S. (2018). The Evidence of Things Unseen: Experimental Form as Black Feminist Praxis. Journal of Narrative Theory, 48(3).

Eversley, S., & N/A, L. (2017). Equality Archive: Open Education Resources as Feminist Praxis. Feminist Media Histories, 13(3). 154-158.

Eversley, S., & Habell-Pallan, M. (2015). Introduction: The 1970s. WSQ (Women's Studies Quarterly), 43(3&4). 14-30.

Eversley, S. (2011). Marriage Apartheid and the Tyranny of American Morality. We Who Feel Differently, (1).

Eversley, S., & Morgan, J. L. (2007). The Sexual Body: Introduction. Feminist Press, 31(1-2).

(2003). The Big Picture: The Photography of Renee Cox. NKA: Journal of Contemporary African Art, (18). 72-75.

Eversley, S. (2002). The Source of Hip. The Minessota Review: A Journal of Committed Writing, University of Minnesota Press, 54(5). 257-270.

Eversley, S. (2001). The Lunatic's Fancy and the Work of Art. American Literary History, 13(3). 445-468.

Book Chapters

Eversley, S., Laurie, H., & Eversley, S. (2019). Like Inciting a Riot: Queering Open Education with Equality Archive. In Ghaziani, A., & Brim, M. (Eds.), Imagining Queer Methods New York,US. NYU Press.

Eversley, S. (2007). Richard Wright's Postcards from Africa: Modernity and Black Women's Bodies Blackness and Sexuality. In Wright, M. M., Schuhmann, A., & Wright, M. (Eds.), Blackness and Sexuality FORECAAST.

Eversley, S. (2005). Female Iconography in Invisible Man. In Posnock, R. (Ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Ralph Ellison Cambridge. Cambridge University Press.

Media Contributions

(2016). Mashable.

(2016). Huffington Post.

(2015). Refinery29.

Presentations

Eversley, S. (2018, November 9). Feminist Practice as Feminist Theory: Undoing Hierarchies of Knowledge in the University. American Studies Association. Atlanta, GA

Eversley, S. (2018, May 20). Mobility and Access in Open Education. Migration and Inclusive Ideas of Mobility and Movement. Wooster, Ohio: Wooster College.

Eversley, S. (2018, March 3). Teaching Feminist. Art + Feminism. : Museum of Modern Art.

Eversley, S. (2017, April 30). OERs, Opportunity, and Feminist Praxis. Wikipedia New York. New York, NY: Wikipedia Foundation.

Eversley, S. (2017, March 18). Multimodality as Feminist Praxis. Feminist Ecologies of Antiracism. Brooklyn, NY: UnionDocs Center for Documentary Art.

Eversley, S. (2016, February 10). Equality Archive: feminism an Open Education. Monclair State University: Gender Studies Program.

Eversley, S. (2015, November 30). "The Erotic Life of Difference: Spectable, Performance, and Possibility". New York Metro American Studies Association. New York, NY

Eversley, S. (2015, October 31). Black Art: Creativity and Confrontation, America 1965. American Studies Association. Toronto, Canada

Eversley, S. (2014, May 23). Consuming Culture: Society and Spectacle in Carlene Hatcher Polite's Sister X and the Victims of Foul Play. American Literature Association. Washington, DC: American Literature Association.

Eversley, S. (2014, April 18). Meaningful Sex. Amherst, MA: Amherst College.

Eversley, S., Wald, P., Metzl, J., & Roberts, D. (2013, November 21). Indebted to the Future: Developing Structural Competetence. American Studies Association. Washington, DC: American Studies Association.

Eversley, S. (2013, March 31). A Meaningful F*ck: Sweet Sweetback's Revolutionary Black Experience. Northeast Modern Language Association. Tufts University, Boston: Northeast Modern Language Association.

Eversley, S. (2011, April 30). Nina Simone and Lorraine Hansberry. New York, NY: The James Gallery.

Eversley, S. (2010, March 31). From Local to Global: Richard Wright's Race Consciousness. National Black Writer's Conference. New York, NY: National Black Writer's Conference.

Eversley, S. (2009, February 28). "All cats bee gray": Privacy, Integration and the Law in Postwar Black American Fiction. Southern American Studies Association. George Mason University: Southern American Studies Association.

Eversley, S. (2008, April 30). The Cosmopolitan Conundrum. Race, Gender, Power Conference. Chicago: University of Illinois.

Eversley, S. (2005, April 30). Black Bodies Traveling. CAAR Conference. France: University of Tours.

Eversley, S. (2005, February 28). An Evening With Marita Golden. Conversations With African American Authors. The Graduate Center: The City University of New York.

Eversley, S. (2003, September 30). African American Experiments with the French Avant-Garde. The U.S. Europe Seminar. : Baruch College, The City University of New York.

Eversley, S. (2003, March 31). Gwendolyn Brooks. Attack of the Intelligent Woman: Great Writers of the 1950s. The Graduate Center: The City University of New York Public Lecture Series.

Eversley, S. (2002, September 30). Postcards from Africa: Richard Wright and the Problem of Modernity. The Graduate Center: The City University of New York.

Eversley, S. (2002, June 30). Roots and Reason. MESEA Converence. Italy: University of Padua.

Eversley, S. (2002, March 31). Remix Media: Race, Gender, and the Avant-Garde. Junior Faculty Colloqium Series. : Baruch College.

Eversley, S. (2002, April 30). A War of Impulses. San Juan, Puerto Rico: University of Puerto Rico, American Comparative Literature Association.

Eversley, S. (2001, March 31). Inside History. Black Atlantic/African Diaspora Seminar Series. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University, Center for Historical Analysis.

Eversley, S. (2000, December 31). Chicano Popular Culture. Washington, D.C.: Modern Language Association.

Eversley, S. (2000, November 30). Change the Look: The Surrealist Experimentin Charlene Hatcher Polite's The Flagellants. Tacoma, WA: University of the Puget Sound.

Eversley, S. (2000, November 30). L'Amour Foul. Las Angeles: University of California.

Eversley, S. (1999, December 31). Twentieth Century Literature at the Century's End. Chicago, IL: Modern Language Association.

Eversley, S. (1999, October 31). American Underground. Alumni Lecture Series, Literature of the Twentieth Century. Seattle, WA: University of Washington.

Eversley, S. (1999, March 31). Black Literature and US Intergration. South Africa: University of Witwatersrand.

Eversley, S. (1999, February 28). Super. Fly. Chic.. Flava Fest Black Film Festival. Seattle, WA

Eversley, S. (1998, December 31). Dirty White, or the Stains of History. Cancun, Mexico: Americn Humor Studies Association and the Mark Twain Circle.

Eversley, S. (1998, April 30). An Emerging Form: Harlem, the Anthology, and the Rise of the New Negro. : Institute for Research in African American Studies, Columbia University.

Eversley, S. (1998, April 30). Media and Cultural Studies. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho: Pacific Northwest American Studies Association.

Eversley, S. (1998, April 30). Getting Your First Job in Acacdemia. Seattle, WA: Northwest Center for Research on Women.

Eversley, S. (1997, December 31). Literature and History. Pasadena, CA: The Huntington Library.

Eversley, S. (1996, September 30). Black Culture/White Context. National Black Studies Conference. Washington, DC.

Eversley, S. (1996, April 30). 'Unspoken Words are Stronger:' Narrative Interiority and Racial Visibility in Gwendolyn Brook's Maud Martha. American Literature Association Conference. Baltimore, MD

Eversley, S. (1996, April 30). History, Race, Nation: Black Aesthetic Poetry and the Production of Authenticity. Princeton, NJ: Northeast Modern Language Association.

Eversley, S. (1995, May 31). Sex and Violence: gender Authenticity, and the Articulation of Black Power. Women's Studies Graduate Student Conference. : The John Hopkins University.

Eversley, S. (1995, March 31). Black Man, Blackface: Paul Laurence Dunbar's "Blac" Poems. "The Negro Problem" Conference. : Princeton University.

Eversley, S. (1995, March 31). Literature, Politics, and Pedagogy. Women's Studies Semiar. : The John Hopkins University.

Eversley, S. (1992, November 30). Living Feminist Theory: Praxis or Paralysis?. Women's Studies Seminar. : The John Hopkins University.

Other Scholarly Works

Reviews

Eversley, S. (2003,September 1). American Literature. Duke University Press.

Research Currently in Progess

Eversley, S.(n.d.). Afropsychadelic: On Black Experimentalisms. In Progress.