A long poem in the tradition of the Djalʹi (Griots) ; it tries to tell the history/life like an ongoing-offcoming tale.
A long poem in the tradition of the Djalʹi (Griots) ; it tries to tell the history/life like an ongoing-offcoming tale.
Not” (Funk Lore), as well as the individual poems that constitute Wise Whys Y's, circle back, again and again, to one theme: the necessity of betrayal, a theme far from the “evil” of betrayal that marks “Somebody Blew Up America.
Within the context of Classical epic traditions, early 20th-century American modernist long poems, and the griot traditions of West Africa, Schultz reveals diasporic consciousness in the representation of African American identities.
... actors such as Charles Dutton and L. Scott Caldwell have effectively interpreted Wilson.19 Paradoxically, ... I became aware of one brief but telling repetition and revision through Tony Haney's powerful performance as Troy.
(33) Why?" 1923; "Tone Poem" 226; "Whas Gon Happen"190; Wise,Why's, Y's (collection) 223; "Wise 2"205; "Y's 18" 190 prose works: Blues People 11718, 366 n.10; Raise Race Rays Raze 42, 200, 2014; "The Revolutionary ...
Jerry Watts, for instance, writes, “The underacknowledged model for the Black Arts writer may have been the black preacher, singer, or blues/jazz musician. All were capable of utilizing sound in ways that not only captured the ...
Watts, Edward, and David Rachels, eds. “Minor Native Voices.” The First West: Writing from the American Frontier 1776–1860. New York: Oxford UP, 2002. 333. CheriJohnson SEXTON, ANNE (1928–1974) Anne Sexton's poetry constitutes a vivid ...
For example , at least one poem , " Lord Haw Haw ( as Pygmy ) # 37 , ” in the collection titled Wise , Why's , Y's ( Chicago : Third World Press , 1995 ) speaks of God as a questionable human construct . This notion of God as a human ...
Sinclair, David, 'David Lee Roth', The Times (5 March 1991): 18. Sinclair, David, 'Past Masters', The Times (7 March 1987): 43. Sinclair, David, interview with the author (27 March 2006). Skellington, Jennifer, Transforming Music ...
The Historical Point of View in English Literary Criticism from 1570-1770