Art, literature, and the Harlem Renaissance: the messages of "God's Trombones"
Carroll, Anne Elizabeth, 1967-
Carroll, Anne Elizabeth, 1967-
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2005-06
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Johnson, James Weldon, 1871-1938--Criticism and interpretation.,Harlem Renaissance,African Americans authors
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Carroll, Anne. 2002. Art, literature, and the Harlem Renaissance: The messages of 'God's Trombones' (James Weldon Johnson). College Literature, v.29 no.3 pp.57-82
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This essay uses "God's
Trombones" as an example to draw attention to the relations among literature
and other arts in the Harlem Renaissance. Analyzing the relations among
Johnson's essay, his poems, the titles, and Douglas's illustrations thus leads us
to a fuller appreciation of the strategies of representation used during the
movement, with implications for how scholars of the Harlem Renaissance
evaluate its success.
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West Chester University
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College Literature;
;v.29, no.3
;v.29, no.3
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0093-3139