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Negro voices in American fiction by Gloster, Hugh M. (Hugh Morris), 1911-2002 is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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xiv, 295 pages ; 23 cm Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-288) Backgrounds of Negro Fiction -- Reconstruction and Disfranchisement -- The Plantation Tradition and Racialism -- The Tragic Mulatto -- The Washington-Du Bois Controversy -- Negro Fiction to World War I -- The Negro Renascence -- World War I -- The Garvey Movement -- Interest in African Art and History -- Interest in the Negro by White Writers -- Association of Colored and White Writers -- Negro Authors and Their Publishers -- Harlem: Mecca of the New Negro -- Fiction of the Early Negro Renascence -- Early Postwar Fiction -- Southern Realism -- Color and Caste among the Bourgeoisie -- Propaganda -- The Van Vechten Vogue -- Harlem Realism -- West Indian Realism -- The Mid-Western Small Town -- Satire -- The Close of the Negro Renascence -- Summary -- The Depression Decade -- The Depression -- Proletarianism -- Liberalism -- Treatment of the Negro by White Writers -- Effect of Proletarianism and Liberalism upon Negro Literature -- Negro Fiction of the Depression -- Historical Fiction -- Fiction of World War I -- Proletarian Fiction -- Folk Realism -- The Negro College -- Family Chronicle -- The Migrant Worker -

Author

Gloster, Hugh M. (Hugh Morris), 1911-2002

Publisher

New York: Russell & Russell

Published

1965

Language

EN