american modernism

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Up From Slavery

  • describes his experience as a slave

  • Education is a key component for Black people

  • Belongs to the genre of enslavement narrative

  • making present the absence

  • writes about slavery in a non political and colliqually way

  • Author is Booker T Washington

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Of the Sorrow Songs

  • The songs which the souls of Black slave spoke to men

  • D.U Boise performs a close-reading of the songs

  • Songs that express the injustice and opression but also prayers of hope

  • a cultural expression shared among slaves

  • w.e.b du bois

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Angle Island Poetry

  • Common themes of regret and allusions to Chinese mythology

  • Authors are between two different countries and making sense of the 20th century phenomenon and finding meaning through other stories

  • Loss + identity, multiple meanings for multiple audiences

  • insisting on one’s humanity within art and literature

    • Reflecting the disconnect of crossing borders, mentally and physically

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The Education of Popo

  • Bodies of Mexican people are shaped in the impearilist imagination

  • contact and conflict between Anglo-Americans and descendants of Mexicans

  • Critiquing value judgements

  • Language politics

    • Multi-linguism - an author incorporates different languages into pieces of their literature and speaking to multiple audiences

  • Interested in critiquing gender or linguistic norms and how they are represented

  • Author - Maria Cristina Mena

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Hands Sherwood Anderson

  • Wing - Communicates with his hands

  • Interested in communicative norms and people who’s ways of communities fit outside the norm

  • Literature into social elements

  • Visceral language