%% [[Philosophy of Race Syllabus Materials]] – [[Hunter PHIL226 – African American Philosophy]] [[african-american philosophy]] [[References]] [[Harlem]] [[Harlem Remaissance]] %% # Harlem Renissance ∕ Black Arts Movement (References) - Baldwin 1959, Mass Culture and the Creative Artist꞉ Some Personal Notes - Baldwin 1962, The Creative Process - Carter & Barnes 2022, Alain Leroy Locke (SEP) - Ellison 1948, Harlem is Nowhere - Ellison 1953, Shadow and Act - Ellison 1963, The World and the Jug [Selections] - Locke (ed) 1925, The New Negro꞉ Voices of the Harlem Renissance - Lorde 19765-84, Sister Outsider - Wright 1938, Blueprint for Negro Writing - Baraka & Neal 1968, Black Fire꞉ An Anthology of Afro-American Writing - Neil 1989, Visions of a Liberated Future꞉ Black Arts Movement Writings PR - Sell 2005, Avant-Garde Performance and the Limits of Criticism - Smethurst (ed) 2014, SOS―Calling All Black People꞉ A Black Arts Movement Reader - Smethurst, The Black Arts Movement꞉ Literary Nationalism in the 1960s and 1970s --- - Ellison "Harlem is nowhere" - Locke, The New Negro: Harlem Renissance - Locke, A. (1925). The New Negro. Alain Locke (Ed.). New York: Touchstone. ix-xxvii, 3-16, 47-56, 129-131, 134, -135, 142-145, 226-227. - Locke, A. (1925). The New Negro. Alain Locke (Ed.). New York: Touchstone. 301-311. 57-74, 96-114. - Further Study: When Harlem was In Vogue by David Levering Lewis. - Shelby, T. (2005). We Who Are Dark. Belknap Press. Chp. 5 Race, Culture, and Politics. 161-200.