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xviii, 604 pages ; 21 cm Anthology of African American literature from the 1890s to the 1960s Includes bibliographical references (pages 564-600) and index Early literature : Frederick Douglass : From life and times of Frederick Douglass: “A child’s reasoning”; “Letter to his master, Thomas Auld” -- Charles Waddell Chesnutt : “The goophered grapevine” -- Paul Laurence Dunbar : “The party” ; “A song” ; “We wear the mask” -- W. E. B. Dubois : “The song of the smoke” ; “Of the sons of master and man” -- The Negro awakening : James Weldon Johnson : “O black and unknown bards” ; “Sence you went away” -- Alain Locke : “The new Negro” -- Claude McKay : “America” ; “The White House” ; “Harlem dancer” ; “In bondage” ; “Harlem shadows” ; “The white city” ; “North and south” ; “Baptism” ; “If we must die” -- Jean Toomer : “Esther” ; “Avey” -- Rudolph Fisher : “Miss Cynthie” -- Eric Walrond : “The yellow one” -- Sterling A. Brown : “Negro character as seen by white authors” -- Countee Cullen : “Yet do I marvel” ; “Heritage” ; “For a poet” ; “For a pessimist” ; “For John Keats” ; “For Paul Laurence Dunbar” ; “She of the dancing feet signs” ; “Counter mood” ; “Songs in spite of myself” ; “Nothin

Who reads Dark symphony : Negro literature in America?

Author

James A. Emanuel; Theodore L. Gross

Publisher

The Macmillan Company

Published

1968

Language

EN

ISBN

9780029095409

Category

work of fiction

Subjects

Literary Fiction, History, Fiction

Rating

5 / 5 (9 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14