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<p><p><b>the Oxford W.e.b. Du Bois Reader</b> Encompasses The Whole Of Du Bois's Long And Multifaceted Writing Career, From The 1890s Through The Early 1960s. The Volume Selects Key Essays And Longer Works That Portray The Range Of Du Bois's Thought On Such Subjects As African American Culture, The Politics And Sociology Of American Race Relations, Art And Music, Black Leadership, Gender And Women's Rights, Pan-africanism And Anti-colonialism, And Communism In The U.s. And Abroad. <br>chronologically, The Volume Stretches From Definitive Early Essays Such As The Conservation Of Races To Later Works Such As Africa And World Peace And Gandhi And The American Negro. Du Bois's Most Famous Book, <b>the Souls Of Black Folk</b> (1903), And His Landmark Work On Colonialism, <b>darkwater</b> (1920), Which Contains Many Of His Best-known Shorter Essays, Such As The African Roots Of The War, On Being Black, And The Burden Of Black Women, Are Both Printed In Their Entirety. Key Chapters Drawn From Full-length Studies, Including <b>the Philadelphia Negro</b>, <b>the Gift Of Black Folk</b>, <b>black</b> <b>reconstruction</b>, <b>dusk Of Dawn</b>, <b>the World And Africa</b>, <b>in Battle For Pea

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Author

William E B Du Bois; Eric J Sundquist

Publisher

IRL Press at Oxford University Press

Published

1996

Language

EN

ISBN

9780195091786

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Sociology, History, Social Science

Rating

5 / 5 (10 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14