The Black aesthetic.
Theory: Towards a Black aesthetic / Some reflections on the Black aesthetic / Negro youth speaks / You touch my Black aesthetic and I'll touch yours / Black cultural nationalism / Cultural strangulation: Black literature and the white aesthetic / Black arts: notebook / Afro-American literary critics: an introduction / Music: Introduction to Black aesthetics in music / Of the sorrow songs / Jazz at home / The changing same (R & B and new Black music) / The Black aesthetic imperative / Reflections on the evolution of post-war jazz / A comparative analysis of the African and the Western aesthetics / Poetry: The Negro artist and the racial mountain / Tripping with Black writing / Blackness can: a quest for aesthetics / The Black aesthetic in the thirties, forties, and fifties / Toward a definition: Black poetry of the sixties (after LeRoi Jones) / Paths to the future / Drama: The Negro and the American theatre (1927) / The Black arts movement / I work here to please you / Black theater -go home / On Black theater / Fiction: Blueprint for Negro writing / The new Black literature: protest or affirmation / The Black writer and his role / The Black writer vis-á-vis his country / Some observations on a Black aesthetic / Can a metronome know the thunder or summon a god? / The function of Black literature at the present time
Gayle, Addison, 1932- , compiler.
Hoyt W. Fuller -- Larry Neal -- Alain Locke -- Julian Mayfield -- Ron Karenga -- Addison Gayle, Jr. -- John O'Neal -- Darwin T. Turner -- Jimmy Stewart -- W.E.B. DuBois -- J.A. Rogers -- LeRoi Jones -- Ron Wellburn -- Leslie B. Rout, Jr. -- Ortiz M. Walton -- Langston Hughes -- Sarah Webster Fabio -- James A. Emanuel -- Dudley Randall -- Don L. Lee -- W. Keorapetse Kgositsile -- Alain Locke -- Larry Neal -- Loften Mitchell -- Ronald Milner -- Clayton Riley -- Richard Wright -- Hoyt W. Fuller -- Carolyn F. Gerald -- John Oliver Killens -- Adam David Miller -- Ishmael Reed -- Addison Gayle, Jr.