The new Negro : readings on race, representation, and African American culture, 1892-1938, edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Gene Andrew Jarrett

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The new Negro : readings on race, representation, and African American culture, 1892-1938, edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Gene Andrew Jarrett

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readings on race, representation, and African American culture, 1892-1938

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edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Gene Andrew Jarrett

Instantiates

• The new Negro : readings on race, representation, and African American culture, 1892-1938

Publication

• Princeton, N.J., Princeton University Press, 2007

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. 559-565) and index

Contents

• N.B. Wood
• The club movement among colored women of America
• The intellectual progress of the colored women of the United States since the Emancipation Proclamation
• Fannie Barrier Williams
• Rough sketches : a study of the features of the new Negro woman
• Rough sketches : the new negro man
• John Henry Adams, Jr.
• An ostracised race in ferment : the conflict of Negro parties and Negro leaders over methods of dealing with their own problem
• Ray Stannard Baker
• The new Negro
• I. The new negro.
• William Pickens
• Returning soldiers
• W.E.B. Du Bois
• The new Negro and the U.N.I.A.
• Marcus Garvey
• As to ̀The new Negro'
• Anonymous
• The new Negro
• Geroid Robinson
• The new politics
• The new Negro
• Education and the race
• Hubert H. Harrison
• The new Negro
• Sterling Brown : the new Negro folk-poet
• Alain Locke
• The new Negro Hokum
• Gustavus Adolphus Stewart
• Who is the new Negro, and why?
• J.A. Rogers
• The new Negro as revealed in his poetry
• W.E.C. Wright
• Charlotte E. Taussig
• La Bourgeoisie Noire
• E. Franklin Frazier
• The new Negro in Paris
• Claude McKay
• The rise of the Black internationale
• George S. Schuyler
• II. How should art portray the Negro?
• One phase of American literature
• Anna Julia Cooper
• An appeal to the king
• [Negro in literature]
• Paul Laurence Dunbar
• The Negro in books
• Charles W. Chesnutt
• The Negro in literature
• William Stanley Braithwaite
• The Negro in art : how shall he be portrayed
• The Crisis Symposium
• Some aspects of the Negro interpreted in contemporary American and European literature
• John Frederick Matheus
• J.W.E. Bowen
• The Negro in recent American literature
• Eugene Clay --
• Afro-American education
• Booker T. Washington
• Heroes and martyrs
• H.L. Mencken
• The Negro renaissance
• Carl van Doren
• The Negro renaissance
• Walter White
• The Negro literary renaissance
• Benjamin Brawley
• The Negro 'renaissance'
• Lloyd Morris
• The Negro Renaissance
• III. The renaissance.
• Martha Gruening
• Our Negro 'intellectuals'
• Allison Davis
• For a Negro magazine
• Claude McKay
• IV. Art or propaganda?
• Art and propaganda
• Eric Walrond
• Propaganda in the theatre
• Willis Richardson
• The younger literary movement
• Criteria of Negro art
• W.E.B. du Bois
• Art or propaganda?
• Propaganda--or poetry?
• Alain Locke
• Blueprint for Negro writing
• Richard Wright --
• W.E.B. Du Bois
• Negro youth speaks
• Alain Locke
• Uncle Tom's mansion
• Carl van Vechten
• The Aframerican : new style
• W.E.B. du Bois
• Negro literature for Negro pupils
• Alice Dunbar-Nelson
• Negro race consciousness as reflected in race literature
• Robert E. Park
• Colored authors and their contributions to the world's literature
• Irene M. Gaines
• A point of view (an opportunity dinner reaction)
• Brenda Ray Moryck
• The Negro digs up his past
• V. Literature : history and theory.
• Arthur A. Schomburg
• A note on the sociology of Negro literature
• Fred Dearmond
• Negro art, past and present
• Albert C. Barnes
• Survey of Negro literature, 1760-1926
• Thomas L.G. Oxley
• Race prejudice and the Negro artist
• James Weldon Johnson
• Negro literature
• Afro-American women and their work
• Walter White
• Characteristics of Negro expression
• Zora Neale Hurston
• The Negro genius
• Benjamin Brawley --
• Katherine Tillman
• The value of race literature
• Victoria Earle Matthews
• The writing of a novel
• Charles W. Chesnutt
• The Negro in literature and art
• Negro authors and white publishers
• James Weldon Johnson
• Our literary audience
• Sterling A. Brown
• A Negro writer to his critics
• Claude McKay
• Problems facing the Negro writer today
• Eugene C. Holmes
• VII. Literature : poetry.
• Some contemporary poets of the Negro race
• VI. Literature : the literary profession and the marketplace.
• William Stanley Braithwaite
• Dunbar's poetry in literary English
• Charles Eaton Burch
• The Negro in poetry
• John Edward Bruce
• Old school of Negro 'critics' hard on Paul Laurence Dunbar
• Thomas Millard Henry
• Negro poets and their poetry
• Wallace Thurman
• The Negro poets of the United States
• On a certain condescension in white publishers
• Alain Locke
• Mr. Garvey as a poet
• T. Thomas Fortune
• Preface (from The book of American Negro poetry)
• James Weldon Johnson --
• Hubert H. Harrison
• The Negro audience
• Willis Richardson
• Negro authors must eat
• George W. Jacobs (George S. Schuyler)
• The dilemma of the Negro author
• Alain Locke
• The Negro spirituals and American art
• Laurence Buermeyer
• Self-portraiture and social criticism in Negro folk-song
• B.A. Botkin
• Spirituals and neo-spirituals
• Zora Neale Hurston
• IX. Music : jazz.
• Whence comes jass?
• Walter Kingsley
• VIII. Music : spirituals.
• That mysterious 'jazz'
• Grenville Vernon
• Jazzing away prejudice
• Where The etude stands on jazz
• Anonymous
• Jazz at home
• J.A. Rogers
• From the appeal of jazz
• R.W.S. Mendl
• Hot jazz
• Negro music
• Robert Goffin
• From Swing that music
• Louis Armstrong --
• Paul Laurence Dunbar
• The sorrow songs
• W.E.B. du Bois
• Negro folk song
• John W. Work
• The Negro spirituals
• Jessie Fauset
• Same old blues
• Theophilus Lewis
• The drama of Negro life
• Alain Locke
• The Negro in the field of drama
• Rowena Woodham Jelliffe
• Has the Negro a place in the theatre?
• Jules Bledsoe
• A criticism of the Negro drama as it relates to the Negro dramatist and artist
• X. Theater.
• Eulalie Spence
• From Black Manhattan
• James Weldon Johnson
• The Negro theatre--a dodo bird
• Ralph Matthews
• XI. The fine arts.
• A note on African art
• The American Negro as artist
• African art : classic style
• Alain Locke
• The Negro in drama
• Henry Ossawa Tanner
• Jessie Fauset
• African plastic in contemporary art
• Harry Alan Potamkin
• The Negro artist and modern art
• Romare Bearden
• Rollin Lynde Hartt
• Reflections on O'Neill's plays
• Paul Robeson
• The drama of Negro life
• Montgomery Gregory
• The gift of laughter

Control code

77476415

Dimensions

26 cm

Extent

xii, 591 p.

Isbn

9780691126517

Isbn Type

(alk. paper)

Lccn

2006052876

Other physical details

music

Record ID

.b2429486x

System control number

(OCoLC)77476415