Jazz And American Culture Cambridge University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Essays Literary Reference

Almost Immediately After Jazz Became Popular Nationally In The United States Early 20Th Century American Writers Responded To What This Exciting Art Form Signified For Listeners Book Takes An Expansive View Of Relationship Between Uniquely Music And Other Aspects Life Including Books Films Language Politics Observing How Has Become A Cultural Institution Widely Celebrated As \ America\ S Classical Also Never Loses Sight Its Beginnings Black Expressive Culture Enduring Ability Critique Problems Democracy Or Speak Back Violence Inequality From Jim Crow George Floyd Taking Reader Through Time Across Forms Volume Traces Aesthetic Influence Political Force Representational Focus Literature It Shows Long Been Rich Source Stimulation Influencing Stylistically Wide-Ranging Langston Hughes Eudora Welty James Baldwin Artists Diverse Aaron Douglas Jackson Pollock Gordon Parks Σελίδες: 400 Διαστάσεις: 15 8X15 8Cm