Monday, 6 March 2017

The short notes about "The Harlem Renaissanece".



               Harlem Renaissance
                                                                
                          


          Harlem renaissance was very much a northern urban movement associated with a modernism. It reflecting g the new confidence urban  black yet even with this confidence .There were still Dilemma confronted .In 1926 essay into a “ The Negro artist the racial mountain ” Langston Hughes critic those writers who worked in what he considered white forms condemning this urge within the question of how to maintain a black identity in writing was an important one for thou like thought like thoughts, the poet’s uses  musical expression and important vernacular back and important positive statement racial identity the period 1940- 60 , After the Harlem Renaissance before the black art movement was a time of great consoling  and during diversity of African writing  several major writer amazed and addition to books. Their were to novelist and essayist Richard writing, Ralph Allusion and James Baldwin the dramatist Lorraine Handball whose “A raising in the sun”Was the first play by black women?
                                  As ever, social exacerbated were necessary  expression of black’s anger and frustrated seen in work such as writes “ Native son”(1940).
                          It was the black are movement which sought a fusion between Atheists and social protects, as one of its leader Imam Immure Baraka wrote in 1969.’ We want “POEMS THAT SKILL”. The new black writing was strongly link to new form of military social protest by blacks more extreme than those evident in the civil rights movement .It was also expressive of new proud in blackness and a renewed interest in the African origin s of black Americans as well as Baraka, key writers (prominent writer) of the proud include the poets Atheridge Knight (1931-1805) Sonia Sanchez.    






















































 


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