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Existentialist Thought In African American Literature Before 1940 Melvin G Hill

Name: Existentialist Thought In African American Literature Before 1940 Melvin G Hill
SKU: BELL-7421752
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Publisher: Lexington Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.93 MB

Pages: 109

Author: Melvin G Hill

ISBN: 9781498514804, 9781498514811, 1498514804, 1498514812

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Existentialist Thought In African American Literature Before 1940 Melvin G Hill by Melvin G Hill 9781498514804, 9781498514811, 1498514804, 1498514812 instant download after payment.

Existentialist Thought in African American Literature before 1940 consciously acknowledges the existential currents that are profoundly embedded in African American literature, establishing a rich legacy of existentialist thought that predates Richard Wright's existential birth.This collection fuses together discussions of existentialist thought and African American literature in an effort to rethink and even re-frame African American literary traditions, showing that several texts, and even most canonical texts, lack a systematic study through an existential lens.