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Princeton University Press,
9780691126517
9780691126524
Book
The new Negro : readings on race, representation, and African American culture, 1892-1938
The Negro in drama / Reflections on O'Neill's plays / The drama of Negro life / The gift of laughter / Same old blues / The drama of Negro life / The Negro in the field of drama / Has the Negro a place in the theatre? / A criticism of the Negro drama as it relates to the Negro dramatist and artist / From Black Manhattan / The Negro theatre--a dodo bird / A note on African art ; The American Negro as artist ; African art : classic style / Henry Ossawa Tanner / African plastic in contemporary art / The Negro artist and modern art
The new Negro / An appeal to the king / Afro-American education / Heroes and martyrs / The club movement among colored women of America ; The intellectual progress of the colored women of the United States since the Emancipation Proclamation / Rough sketches : a study of the features of the new Negro woman ; Rough sketches : the new negro man / An ostracised race in ferment : the conflict of Negro parties and Negro leaders over methods of dealing with their own problem / The new Negro / Returning soldiers / The new Negro and the U.N.I.A. / As to `The new Negro' / The new Negro / The new politics ; Education and the race / The new Negro ; Sterling Brown : the new Negro folk-poet / The new Negro Hokum / Who is the new Negro, and why? / The new Negro as revealed in his poetry ; La Bourgeoisie Noire E. Franklin Frazier / The new Negro in Paris / The rise of the Black internationale / One phase of American literature / [Negro in literature] / The Negro in books / The Negro in literature / The Negro in art : how shall he be portrayed / Some aspects of the Negro interpreted in contemporary American and European literature / The Negro in recent American literature
The younger literary movement / Negro youth speaks / Uncle Tom's mansion / The Aframerican : new style / The Negro renaissance / The Negro renaissance / The Negro literary renaissance / The Negro 'renaissance' / The Negro Renaissance / Our Negro 'intellectuals' / For a Negro magazine / Art and propaganda / Propaganda in the theatre / Criteria of Negro art / Art or propaganda? / Propaganda--or poetry? -- Blueprint for Negro writing
Afro-American women and their work / The value of race literature / The writing of a novel / The Negro in literature and art / Negro literature for Negro pupils / Negro race consciousness as reflected in race literature / Colored authors and their contributions to the world's literature / A point of view (an opportunity dinner reaction) / The Negro digs up his past / A note on the sociology of Negro literature / Negro art, past and present / Survey of Negro literature, 1760-1926 / Race prejudice and the Negro artist / Negro literature / Characteristics of Negro expression / The Negro genius
On a certain condescension in white publishers / The Negro audience / Negro authors must eat / The dilemma of the Negro author ; Negro authors and white publishers / Our literary audience / A Negro writer to his critics / Problems facing the Negro writer today / Some contemporary poets of the Negro race / Dunbar's poetry in literary English / The Negro in poetry / Old school of Negro 'critics' hard on Paul Laurence Dunbar / Negro poets and their poetry / The Negro poets of the United States / Mr. Garvey as a poet
Negro music / The sorrow songs / Negro folk song / The Negro spirituals / The Negro spirituals and American art / Self-portraiture and social criticism in Negro folk-song / Spirituals and neo-spirituals / Whence comes jass? / That mysterious 'jazz' / Jazzing away prejudice ; Where The etude stands on jazz / Jazz at home / From the appeal of jazz / Hot jazz / From Swing that music
Gates, Henry Louis.
Jarrett, Gene Andrew, 1975-
Rollin Lynde Hartt -- Paul Robeson -- Montgomery Gregory -- Jessie Fauset -- Theophilus Lewis -- Alain Locke -- Rowena Woodham Jelliffe -- Jules Bledsoe -- Eulalie Spence -- James Weldon Johnson -- Ralph Matthews -- Alain Locke -- Jessie Fauset -- Harry Alan Potamkin -- Romare Bearden.
W.E.C. Wright -- J.W.E. Bowen -- Booker T. Washington -- N.B. Wood -- Fannie Barrier Williams -- John Henry Adams, Jr. -- Ray Stannard Baker -- William Pickens -- W.E.B. Du Bois -- Marcus Garvey -- Anonymous -- Geroid Robinson -- Hubert H. Harrison -- Alain Locke -- Gustavus Adolphus Stewart -- J.A. Rogers -- Charlotte E. Taussig -- Claude McKay -- George S. Schuyler -- Anna Julia Cooper -- Paul Laurence Dunbar -- Charles W. Chesnutt -- William Stanley Braithwaite -- The Crisis Symposium -- John Frederick Matheus -- Eugene Clay --
W.E.B. Du Bois -- Alain Locke -- Carl van Vechten -- H.L. Mencken -- Carl van Doren -- Walter White -- Benjamin Brawley -- Lloyd Morris -- Martha Gruening -- Allison Davis -- Claude McKay -- Eric Walrond -- Willis Richardson -- W.E.B. du Bois -- Alain Locke -- Richard Wright --
Katherine Tillman -- Victoria Earle Matthews -- Charles W. Chesnutt -- W.E.B. du Bois -- Alice Dunbar-Nelson -- Robert E. Park -- Irene M. Gaines -- Brenda Ray Moryck -- Arthur A. Schomburg -- Fred Dearmond -- Albert C. Barnes -- Thomas L.G. Oxley -- James Weldon Johnson -- Walter White -- Zora Neale Hurston -- Benjamin Brawley --
Hubert H. Harrison -- Willis Richardson -- George W. Jacobs (George S. Schuyler) -- James Weldon Johnson -- Sterling A. Brown -- Claude McKay -- Eugene C. Holmes -- William Stanley Braithwaite -- Charles Eaton Burch -- John Edward Bruce -- Thomas Millard Henry -- Wallace Thurman -- Alain Locke -- T. Thomas Fortune -- James Weldon Johnson --
Paul Laurence Dunbar -- W.E.B. du Bois -- John W. Work -- Alain Locke -- Laurence Buermeyer -- B.A. Botkin -- Zora Neale Hurston -- Walter Kingsley -- Grenville Vernon -- Anonymous -- J.A. Rogers -- R.W.S. Mendl -- Robert Goffin -- Louis Armstrong --
edited by Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Gene Andrew Jarrett.
2007
The new Negro : readings on race, representation, and African American culture, 1892-1938
©2007.
When African American intellectuals announced the birth of the ""New Negro"" around the turn of the twentieth century, they were attempting throu
Electronic resource
Princeton University Press,
9781400827879
Electronic resource
The new Negro : readings on race, representation, and African American culture, 1892-1938
Book collections on Project MUSE.
The new Negro / An appeal to the king / Afro-American education / Heroes and martyrs / The club movement among colored women of America ; The intellectual progress of the colored women of the United States since the Emancipation Proclamation / Rough sketches : a study of the features of the new Negro woman ; Rough sketches : the new negro man / An ostracised race in ferment : the conflict of Negro parties and Negro leaders over methods of dealing with their own problem / The new Negro / Returning soldiers / The new Negro and the U.N.I.A. / As to 'The new Negro' / The new Negro / The new politics ; Education and the race / The new Negro ; Sterling Brown : the new Negro folk-poet / The new Negro Hokum / Who is the new Negro, and why? / The new Negro as revealed in his poetry ; La Bourgeoisie Noire E. Franklin Frazier / The new Negro in Paris / The rise of the Black internationale / One phase of American literature / [Negro in literature] / The Negro in books / The Negro in literature / The Negro in art : how shall he be portrayed / Some aspects of the Negro interpreted in contemporary American and European literature / The Negro in recent American literature
The younger literary movement / Negro youth speaks / Uncle Tom's mansion / The Aframerican : new style / The Negro renaissance / The Negro renaissance / The Negro literary renaissance / The Negro 'renaissance' / The Negro Renaissance / Our Negro 'intellectuals' / For a Negro magazine / Art and propaganda / Propaganda in the theatre / Criteria of Negro art / Art or propaganda? / Propaganda--or poetry? -- Blueprint for Negro writing
Afro-American women and their work / The value of race literature / The writing of a novel / The Negro in literature and art / Negro literature for Negro pupils / Negro race consciousness as reflected in race literature / Colored authors and their contributions to the world's literature / A point of view (an opportunity dinner reaction) / The Negro digs up his past / A note on the sociology of Negro literature / Negro art, past and present / Survey of Negro literature, 1760-1926 / Race prejudice and the Negro artist / Negro literature / Characteristics of Negro expression / The Negro genius
On a certain condescension in white publishers / The Negro audience / Negro authors must eat / The dilemma of the Negro author ; Negro authors and white publishers / Our literary audience / A Negro writer to his critics / Problems facing the Negro writer today / Some contemporary poets of the Negro race / Dunbar's poetry in literary English / The Negro in poetry / Old school of Negro 'critics' hard on Paul Laurence Dunbar / Negro poets and their poetry / The Negro poets of the United States / Mr. Garvey as a poet
Negro music / The sorrow songs / Negro folk song / The Negro spirituals / The Negro spirituals and American art / Self-portraiture and social criticism in Negro folk-song / Spirituals and neo-spirituals / Whence comes jass? / That mysterious 'jazz' / Jazzing away prejudice ; Where The etude stands on jazz / Jazz at home / From the appeal of jazz / Hot jazz / From Swing that music
The Negro in drama / Reflections on O'Neill's plays / The drama of Negro life / The gift of laughter / Same old blues / The drama of Negro life / The Negro in the field of drama / Has the Negro a place in the theatre? / A criticism of the Negro drama as it relates to the Negro dramatist and artist / From Black Manhattan / The Negro theatre--a dodo bird / A note on African art ; The American Negro as artist ; African art : classic style / Henry Ossawa Tanner / African plastic in contemporary art / The Negro artist and modern art
Gates, Henry Louis, Jr.
Jarrett, Gene Andrew, 1975-
W.E.C. Wright -- J.W.E. Bowen -- Booker T. Washington -- N.B. Wood -- Fannie Barrier Williams -- John Henry Adams, Jr. -- Ray Stannard Baker -- William Pickens -- W.E.B. Du Bois -- Marcus Garvey -- Anonymous -- Geroid Robinson -- Hubert H. Harrison -- Alain Locke -- Gustavus Adolphus Stewart -- J.A. Rogers -- Charlotte E. Taussig -- Claude McKay -- George S. Schuyler -- Anna Julia Cooper -- Paul Laurence Dunbar -- Charles W. Chesnutt -- William Stanley Braithwaite -- The Crisis Symposium -- John Frederick Matheus -- Eugene Clay.
W.E.B. Du Bois -- Alain Locke -- Carl van Vechten -- H.L. Mencken -- Carl van Doren -- Walter White -- Benjamin Brawley -- Lloyd Morris -- Martha Gruening -- Allison Davis -- Claude McKay -- Eric Walrond -- Willis Richardson -- W.E.B. du Bois -- Alain Locke -- Richard Wright.
Katherine Tillman -- Victoria Earle Matthews -- Charles W. Chesnutt -- W.E.B. du Bois -- Alice Dunbar-Nelson -- Robert E. Park -- Irene M. Gaines -- Brenda Ray Moryck -- Arthur A. Schomburg -- Fred Dearmond -- Albert C. Barnes -- Thomas L.G. Oxley -- James Weldon Johnson -- Walter White -- Zora Neale Hurston -- Benjamin Brawley.
Hubert H. Harrison -- Willis Richardson -- George W. Jacobs (George S. Schuyler) -- James Weldon Johnson -- Sterling A. Brown -- Claude McKay -- Eugene C. Holmes -- William Stanley Braithwaite -- Charles Eaton Burch -- John Edward Bruce -- Thomas Millard Henry -- Wallace Thurman -- Alain Locke -- T. Thomas Fortune -- James Weldon Johnson.
Paul Laurence Dunbar -- W.E.B. du Bois -- John W. Work -- Alain Locke -- Laurence Buermeyer -- B.A. Botkin -- Zora Neale Hurston -- Walter Kingsley -- Grenville Vernon -- Anonymous -- J.A. Rogers -- R.W.S. Mendl -- Robert Goffin -- Louis Armstrong.
Rollin Lynde Hartt -- Paul Robeson -- Montgomery Gregory -- Jessie Fauset -- Theophilus Lewis -- Alain Locke -- Rowena Woodham Jelliffe -- Jules Bledsoe -- Eulalie Spence -- James Weldon Johnson -- Ralph Matthews -- Alain Locke -- Jessie Fauset -- Harry Alan Potamkin -- Romare Bearden.
edited by Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Gene Andrew Jarrett.
2007
The new Negro : readings on race, representation, and African American culture, 1892-1938
1974.
First published in 1974, From the Dark Tower is a survey of twenty-eight major black writers and their works from 1900 to 1960. Literary, biograp
Book
Howard University Press,
9780882580043
Book
From the dark tower : Afro-American writers (1900 to 1960)
Davis, Arthur Paul, 1904-1996.
by Arthur P. Davis.
1974
From the dark tower : Afro-American writers (1900 to 1960)
[2015]
"Few institutions seem more opposed than African American literature and J. Edgar Hoover's white-bread Federal Bureau of Investigation. But behin
Book
9780691130200
Book
F.B. eyes : how J. Edgar Hoover's ghostreaders framed African American literature
Maxwell, William J. (College teacher), author.
William J. Maxwell.
2015
F.B. eyes : how J. Edgar Hoover's ghostreaders framed African American literature
©1994.
Characterized by oral expression and ritual performance, the black church has been a dynamic force in African American culture. In The Sermon and
Electronic resource
University of Missouri Press,
9780826260826
Electronic resource
The sermon and the African American literary imagination
Hubbard, Dolan, 1949-
Dolan Hubbard.
1994
The sermon and the African American literary imagination
©2012.
"Bearing Witness to African American Literature: Validating and Valorizing Its Authority, Authenticity, and Agency collects twenty-three of Berna
Electronic resource
Wayne State University Press,
9780814337158
Electronic resource
Bearing witness to African American literature : validating and valorizing its authority, authenticity, and agency
African American life series
African American life series.
Bell, Bernard W.
Bernard W. Bell.
2012
Bearing witness to African American literature : validating and valorizing its authority, authenticity, and agency
[2015]
Few institutions seem more opposed than African American literature and J. Edgar Hoover's white-bread Federal Bureau of Investigation. But behind
Electronic resource
9781400852062
Electronic resource
F.B. Eyes : How J. Edgar Hoover's Ghostreaders Framed African American Literature
Maxwell, William J. (College teacher), author.
William J. Maxwell.
2015
F.B. Eyes : How J. Edgar Hoover's Ghostreaders Framed African American Literature
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