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Includes bibliographical references and index The capital of Negro culture / James Weldon Johnson -- The new Negro identity Alain Locke -- The West Indian influence on Harlem / W.A. Domingo -- African heritage in the Harlem Renaissance / Sonia Delgado-Tall -- Early achievements of Black theater / Loften Mitchell -- The absence of Negro drama / Sterling A. Brown -- Slow progress of Black drama / Nellie McKay -- Women playrights of the Harlem Renaissance / Elizabeth Brown-Guillory -- Claude Mckay: primitive instinct versus Black intellectualism / Michael B. Stoff -- Jean Toomer and the biracial identity / George Hutchinson -- Religion, love and social conscience in Countee Cullen's poetry / Nicholas Canaday Jr. -- Nigger heaven and the Van Vechten vogue / Hugh M. Gloster -- The theme of Harlem in Langston Hughes's poetry / Arthur P. Davis -- White patronage in the Harlem Renaissance / Bruce Kellner -- Charles S. Johnson and the emancipation of Black artists / Ralph L. Pearson -- The Negro artist and the racial mountain / Langston Hughes -- The alienation of Negro literature / Charles I. Glicksberg -- The origin of modern Black expression / Mbulamwanza Mudimbe-Boyi -- The failure of t
- Author
- William S. McConnell, book editor
- Publisher
- San Diego, Calif.: Greenhaven Press
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780737710885
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, History, Humanities
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