Clarence Major and His Art: Portraits of an African American Postmodernist

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Bernard W. Bell
UNC Press Books, 2001 M01 1 - 281 páginas
Poet, novelist, essayist, editor, anthologist, lexicographer, and painter, Clarence Major is one of the most challenging, prolific, yet underappreciated contemporary African American artists. This collection combines poetry, prose, and art by Major with c

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Clarence Majors Transgressive Voice and Double Consciousness as an African American Postmodernist Artist
1
Poetry
11
View from the Middle Passage
13
Inscription for the First Baptist Church as It Comes Out on Saturday to Park
27
The General Sense of Self
28
Conflict
29
A New Philosophy
30
Private Line
31
AllNight Visitors
57
Literary SelfPortraits
61
Afterthoughts on Becoming a Writer
63
An Interview with Clarence Major
77
Critical Essays
99
Clarence Majors The Slave Trade View from the Middle Passage
101
The Poetry of Clarence Major
133
Clarence Majors Innovative Fiction
151

Motion Picture
32
Vietnam
33
Author of an Attitude
34
Dismal Moment Passing
35
My Child
36
The Design
37
Overbreak
39
Prose
41
Dirty Bird Blues
43
Such Was the Season
46
My Amputations
50
Reflex and Bone Structure
54
Painter and Writer
161
The Black AntiDetective Novel
175
Calibanic Discourse and Black Male Expression
189
My Amputations as Cubist Confession
207
Clarence Majors Homecoming Voice in Such Was the Season
219
Zuni Culture in Clarence Majors Native American Texts
227
Clarence Majors Singing Voices
243
Selected Bibliography of Clarence Majors Works
265
Contributors
273
Index
275
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Bernard W. Bell is professor of American and African American literatures in the Department of English at Pennsylvania State University. He is author, editor, or coeditor of seven previous books, including The Afro-American Novel and Its Tradition and Call and Response: The Riverside Anthology of African American Literary Tradition.

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