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Series Introduction-volume Introduction-african American Literary Activity On The Eve Of The Harlem Renaissance-the Negro In Literature And Art/w. E. B. Du Bois-the Negro Renaissance/lloyd Morris-some Things Negroes Need To Do/carter G. Woodson-negro Literature For Negro Pupils/alice Dunbar-nelson-negro Life And Its Poet-review Of Cane By Jean Toomer/montgomery Gregory-the Younger Literary Movement/w. E. B. Du Bois And Alain Locke-the New Generation-a Pair Of Youthful Negro Poets/robert T. Kerlin-the Debut Of The Younger School Of Negro Writers (includes Carl Van Doren, The Young Generation Of Negro Writers.) -- The Negro In Literature/william Stanley Braithwaite-fall Books/w.e. B. Dubois-black Verse/frank S. Horne-review Of The Fire In The Flint By Walter White/charles S. Johnson-remark Re: The Fire In The Flint/grant Overton-reflections On O'neill's Plays/paul Robeson-some Books Of 1924/charles S. Johnson-the Significance Of Jean Toomer/gorham B. Munson-american Literary Tradition And The Negro/alain Locke-the Negro Renaissance/carl Van Doren. Survey Graphic March 1925-harlme: Mecca Of The New Negro -- Nigger Heaven-excerpt From Nigger Heaven/carl Van Vechten. Promotional Activit

Author

with introductions by Cary D. Wintz

Publisher

Garland Pub.; Routledge

Published

1996

Language

EN

ISBN

9780815322139

Subjects

Literary Fiction, History, Humanities