Black music, Black poetry : blues and jazz's impact on African American versification, edited by Gordon E. Thompson, City College of New York, USA, (electronic book)

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Label: Black music, Black poetry : blues and jazz's impact on African American versification, edited by Gordon E. Thompson, City College of New York, USA, (electronic book)

Title remainder: blues and jazz's impact on African American versification

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Statement of responsibility: edited by Gordon E. Thompson, City College of New York, USA

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Black music, Black poetry : blues and jazz's impact on African American versification

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Farnham, Surrey, England | Burlington, VT, Ashgate, 2014

Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 181-192) and index

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Contents: Authenticity in Black music and poetry -- Original rags: African-American secular music and the cultural legacy of Paul Laurence Dunbar's poetry / Ray Sapirstein -- Paul Laurence Dunbar and the spirituals / Lauri Ramey -- "Greatest is the song": blues as poetic communication in early Langston Hughes and Sterling A. Brown / John Edgar Tidwell -- "A real, solid, sane, racial something": Langston Hughes's blues poetry / David Chinitz -- Part 2. Jazz: its spiritual lyricism -- The funk aesthetic in African-American poetry / Tony Bolden -- "Go in the wilderness": the missionary impulse of Michael Harper's poetry / Joseph Brown -- Part 3. Lyricism and the sonic aesthetic -- Amiri Baraka: phenomenologist of jazz spirit / Christopher Winks -- Nathaniel Mackey's "Song of the andoumboulou": making different music / Scarlett Higgins -- Hearing a new musical instrument: Harryette Mullen's critical lyricism / Lisa Mansell -- Part 4. Transformational lyricism -- "Taking it out!": Jayne Cortez's collaborations with the firespitters / Renee M. Kingan -- Pops, pygmies, and pentecostal fire: Sanders and Thomas's "The creator has a master plan" / Michael Coyle

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Extent: 1 online resource (xvi, 205 pages)

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Isbn: 9781315569475

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