Add to ORKGThe entry re-introduces African American poet Robert Hayden with particular emphasis on Hayden's relation to and rewriting of the Western literary canon
Robert Graves tells us that “the poet’s first enrichment is a knowledge and understanding of myths.”...
Paul Laurence Dunbar wrote this poem titled "Morning" in 1905. The manuscript poem is part of a larg...
section on African American literature was unavoidably postponed this year; his section next year wi...
The entry re-introduces African American poet Robert Hayden with particular emphasis on Hayden's rel...
Circus Aesthetics examines the work of the African American poet Robert Hayden and engages with the ...
This dissertation argues that Robert Hayden is best interpreted as a modernist and that his most ach...
Hayden talks about being a poor teenager in Detroit trying to write poems like Cullen and Hughes and...
Analysis of Robert Hayden‟s (1913-1980) poems revealed the significant place history and symbolism o...
The essay discusses the debates on the revision of the canon in the late twentieth century and the i...
(Portion of Introduction) During the earlier centuries, black American literature was ignored by whi...
"Printed for the author".Contains also prose, including the author's introduction, "Race literature"...
Iconic figures in American literature, Walt Whitman and Robert Frost have written modern works that ...
African American literature has ben developing since a long time ago. it is the body of literature p...
Richard Wright (1908-1960) was the first out standing black writer to achieve a distinct place in th...
This examines how selected African American writers have treated the Middle Passage in creative and ...
Robert Graves tells us that “the poet’s first enrichment is a knowledge and understanding of myths.”...
Paul Laurence Dunbar wrote this poem titled "Morning" in 1905. The manuscript poem is part of a larg...
section on African American literature was unavoidably postponed this year; his section next year wi...
The entry re-introduces African American poet Robert Hayden with particular emphasis on Hayden's rel...
Circus Aesthetics examines the work of the African American poet Robert Hayden and engages with the ...
This dissertation argues that Robert Hayden is best interpreted as a modernist and that his most ach...
Hayden talks about being a poor teenager in Detroit trying to write poems like Cullen and Hughes and...
Analysis of Robert Hayden‟s (1913-1980) poems revealed the significant place history and symbolism o...
The essay discusses the debates on the revision of the canon in the late twentieth century and the i...
(Portion of Introduction) During the earlier centuries, black American literature was ignored by whi...
"Printed for the author".Contains also prose, including the author's introduction, "Race literature"...
Iconic figures in American literature, Walt Whitman and Robert Frost have written modern works that ...
African American literature has ben developing since a long time ago. it is the body of literature p...
Richard Wright (1908-1960) was the first out standing black writer to achieve a distinct place in th...
This examines how selected African American writers have treated the Middle Passage in creative and ...
Robert Graves tells us that “the poet’s first enrichment is a knowledge and understanding of myths.”...
Paul Laurence Dunbar wrote this poem titled "Morning" in 1905. The manuscript poem is part of a larg...
section on African American literature was unavoidably postponed this year; his section next year wi...