Add to ORKGIn the following essay, Tracy examines the influence of music—specifically the blues and gospel singing—on the poetry of Langston Hughes
Early in his literary career, Langston Hughes was faced with a question that occupied his writing an...
Born in Joplin, Missouri, in 1902, Langston Hughes became the most significant personality of the Ne...
African Americans’ place in the American society has changed over time, so has the focus of African ...
Drawing on a deep understanding of the shades and structures of the blues, Steven C. Tracy elucidate...
In Langston Hughes’s poetics, the blues assumed a cathartic role in facing adversities, taking the s...
The goal of this essay is to look at the poems “The Weary Blues” and “JAZZTETMUTED” (hereafter to be...
This research, based on the insights of theories in the field of music and literature, tries to answ...
The preeminence of Langston Hughes as a seminal figure in twentieth century literature is a well-chr...
Educação Superior::Linguística, Letras e Artes::LetrasSpeaks about the poetry of Langston Hughes is ...
This paper will discuss the emergence of the blues into American literature, focusing on Langston Hu...
“The Weary Blues” (1925) is a poem by Langston Hughes resonating both thematically and stylistically...
In Langston Hughes’s poetics, the blues assumed a cathartic role in facing adversities, taking the s...
In the first half of the 1920s, the New Negro movement aimed to capture the changing African America...
This essay explores the relationship between Langston Hughes’s 1930s poetry and the Soviet avant-gar...
In his youth, Langston Hughes wrote poetry imitating popular Negro verse forms, but as he matured an...
Early in his literary career, Langston Hughes was faced with a question that occupied his writing an...
Born in Joplin, Missouri, in 1902, Langston Hughes became the most significant personality of the Ne...
African Americans’ place in the American society has changed over time, so has the focus of African ...
Drawing on a deep understanding of the shades and structures of the blues, Steven C. Tracy elucidate...
In Langston Hughes’s poetics, the blues assumed a cathartic role in facing adversities, taking the s...
The goal of this essay is to look at the poems “The Weary Blues” and “JAZZTETMUTED” (hereafter to be...
This research, based on the insights of theories in the field of music and literature, tries to answ...
The preeminence of Langston Hughes as a seminal figure in twentieth century literature is a well-chr...
Educação Superior::Linguística, Letras e Artes::LetrasSpeaks about the poetry of Langston Hughes is ...
This paper will discuss the emergence of the blues into American literature, focusing on Langston Hu...
“The Weary Blues” (1925) is a poem by Langston Hughes resonating both thematically and stylistically...
In Langston Hughes’s poetics, the blues assumed a cathartic role in facing adversities, taking the s...
In the first half of the 1920s, the New Negro movement aimed to capture the changing African America...
This essay explores the relationship between Langston Hughes’s 1930s poetry and the Soviet avant-gar...
In his youth, Langston Hughes wrote poetry imitating popular Negro verse forms, but as he matured an...
Early in his literary career, Langston Hughes was faced with a question that occupied his writing an...
Born in Joplin, Missouri, in 1902, Langston Hughes became the most significant personality of the Ne...
African Americans’ place in the American society has changed over time, so has the focus of African ...