african american literature

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african american literature

Toni Morrison's The Bluest eye

Bloom's modern critical interpretations
2007

Richard Wright's Black boy

Bloom's modern critical interpretations
2006

Ralph Ellison

Bloom's modern critical views
2010

Maya Angelou

Bloom's modern critical views
2009

Reading Roll of thunder, hear my cry

2006
Critically discusses the narrative techniques, plot, character, theme, and setting of "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry.".

Baldwin : collected essays

Notes of a native son ; Nobody knows my name ; The Fire next time ; No name in the street ; The Devil finds work ; other essays
1998

Literary masters : Toni Morrison

Gale study guides to great literature
2002
Literary Masters is one series of the trio that makes up the Gale Study Guides to Great Literature (the others are Literary Masterpieces and Literary Topics). Each Literary Masters volume introduces a significant author and covers basic biographical information. Toni Morrison, who is African American and Native American, was born in Ohio during the Great Depression into a close-knit family. Reading and story-telling was important to her parents and all four children were encouraged to participate at an early age. Drawing from her heritage and ethnic background, Morrison's novels often share these common traits: the use of settings in small African American communities and a focus on women.

Du Bois : writings

The Suppression of the African slave-trade ; The Souls of Black folk ; Dusk of dawn ; essays
1986

Wright : works

Lawd today! ; Uncle Tom's children ; Native son
1991

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