Cane: A Norton Critical Edition Jean Toomer Ww Co Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Essays And Literary Reference

Originally Published In 1923 Jean Toomer’s Cane Remains An Innovative Literary Work—Part Drama Party Poetry Part Fiction This Revised Norton Critical Edition Builds Upon The First (1988) Which Was Edited By Late Darwin T Turner A Pioneering Scholar Field Of African American Studies Second Begins With Editors’ Introduction Major Work Scholarship That Places Toomer Within Context Modernism And Harlem Renaissance Provides Groundbreaking Biographical Information On Examines His Complex Contradictory Racial Position As Well Own Views Race Illustrative Materials Include Government Documents Containing Several Photographs Map Sparta Georgia—The Inspiration For Third Parts Reprints Foreword To Friend Waldo Frank Helped Introduce Small But Influential Readership Expanded Explanatory Annotations Are Also Included “Backgrounds Sources” Collects Wealth Autobiographical Writing Illuminates Important Phases Intellectual Life Including Central Chapter From Wayward Seeking Essay Teaching Philosophy Russian Psychologist Mystic Georges I Gurdjieff “Why Entered ” Volume Thirty Letters 1919–30 Height Career Correspondents Sherwood Anderson Claude Mckay Horace Liveright Georgia O’keeffe James Weldon Johnson Unusually Rich “Criticism” Section Demonstrates Deep Abiding Interest Five Contemporary Reviews—Including Those Robert Littell W E B Du Bois Alain Locke—Suggest Its Initial Reception Scholarly Commentary Editors Have Chosen Twenty-One Interpretations Spanning Eight Decades Langston Hughes Bone Charles Davis Alice Walker Gayl Jones Barbara Foley Mark Whalan Nellie Y Chronology New Updated Selected Bibliography Σελίδες: 560 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0318 Διαστάσεις: 13 2X13 2Cm