Title: Afro-American poets since 1955 / edited by Trudier Harris
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imagination / Carol Aisha Blackshire-Belay Locating a text : implications of Afrocentric theory / Molefi Kete Asante Refusing to be boxed in : Sonia Sanchez's transformation of the Haiku form / Frenzella Elaine De Lancey Reassessing African American literature through an Afrocentric paradigm : Zora N. Hurston and James Baldwin / Carolyn L. Holmes Cultural and linguistic transitions : the comparative case of African Americans and ethnic minorities in Germany / Carol Aisha Blackshire-Belay African languages in the African American experience / Alamin Mazrui Kitchen table talk : J. California Cooper's use of Nommo-female bonding and transcendence / Barbara J. Marshall. Dilemma of the dutiful servant : the poetry of Jupiter Hammon / Lonnell E. Johnson The blue/black poetics of Sonia Sanchez / Regina B. Jennings Afrocentric aesthetics in selected Harlem Renaissance poetry / Abu Shardow Abarry Folk idiom in the literary expression of two African American authors : Rita Dove and Yusef Komunyakaa / Kirkland C. Jones From nice colored girl to womanist : an exploration of develoment in Ntozake Shange's writings / Geta LeSeur De Jure Maurorum in Europa (on the rights of Blacks in Europe) : a Black civil rights activist in Europe in the eighteenth century / Reginald Bess The African American imagination in language and literature : an afterword / Carol Aisha Blackshire-Belay.
photographs by Esther Iverem. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American women--Poetry. Publisher: Trenton, N.J. : Africa World Press, c1993. Description: 85 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS3559.V34 T5 1993 Status: Available ================================================================================ Author: Osbey, Brenda Marie. Title: Ceremony for Minneconjoux : poems / by Brenda Marie Osbey. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American women--Louisiana--New Orleans--Poetry. Publisher: Lexington : University of Kentucky, 1983. Description: 86 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. Series: Callaloo poetry series ; v. 2 Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS3565.S33 C4 1983 Status: Available ================================================================================ Other Author(s): Napier, Winston, 1953- Title: African American literary theory : a reader / edited by Winston Napier. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): American literature--African American authors--History and criticism--Theory, etc. African Americans in literature.
The Negro-art Hokum / G.S. Schuyler The Negro artist and the racial mountain / L. Hughes Characteristics of Negro expression / Z.N. Hurston Blueprint for Negro writing / R. Wright What White publishers won't print / Z.N. Hurston Self-criticism / A. Locke Expressive language / LeRoi Jones Brave words for a startling occasion / R. Ellison And Shine swam on / L. Neal The Black writer and his role / C.F. Gerald Some reflections on the Black aesthetic / L. Neal Cultural strangulation / A. Gayle, Jr. Inside the funk shop / S.E. Henderson Saturation: progress report on a theory of Black poetry / S.E. Henderson On the criticism of Black American literature / H.A. Baker, Jr.
Toward a Black feminist criticism / B. Smith Preface to blackness / H.L. Gates, Jr. New directions for black feminist criticism / D.E. McDowell Generational shifts and the recent criticism of Afro-American literature / H.A. Baker, Jr. Some implications of womanist theory / S.A. Williams Belief, theory and Blues / H.A. Baker, Jr. Woman's era: rethinking Black feminist theory / H.V. Carby Mama's baby, papa's maybe / H.J. Spillers The race for theory / B. Christian The Black canon / J.A. Joyce "What's love got to do with it?": critical theory, integrity and the Black idiom / H.L. Gates, Jr. In dubious battle / H.A. Baker, Jr. "Who the cap fit": unconsciousness and unconscionableness in the criticism of Houston A. Baker, Jr., and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. / J.A. Joyce Appropriative gesture: theory and Afro-American literary criticism / Michael Awkward Introduction to The signifying monkey / H.L. Gates, Jr. Speaking in tongues / M.G. Henderson Black feminist theory and the representation of the "other" / V. Smith Revision and (re)membrance: a theory of literary structures in literature by African-American women writers / K.F.C. Holloway Toward a Black gay aesthetic / C.I. Nero Theoretical returns / H.A. Baker, Jr. Phallus(ies) of interpretation / A. duCille Nationalism and Social Division in Black Arts Poetry of the 1960s / P.B. Harper The problems with silence and exclusiveness in the African American literary community / J.A. Joyce Black (w)holes and the geometry of Black female sexuality / E. Hammonds Some glances at the Black fag / M.B. Ross The crisis in Black American literary criticism and the postmodern cures of Houston A. Baker, Jr. and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. / S. Adell A Black man's place in Black feminist criticism / M. Awkward Black feminist thinking / D.E. McDowell "All the things you could be by now, if sigmund freud's wife was your mother": psychoanalysis and race / H.J. Spillers Tearing the goat's flesh: homosexuality, abjection and the production of a late twentieth-century Black masculinity / R.F. Reid-Pharr African signs and spirit writing / H. Mullen Mapping the interstices between Afro-American cultural discourse and cultural studies / W. Lubiano Cultural narratives passed on: African American mourning stories / K.F.C. Holloway Introduction to Race men: the W.E.B. DuBois lectures / H.V. Carby Malcolm's conk and Danto's colors; or, four logical petitions concerning race, beauty and aesthetics / P.C. Taylor.
Call Number: PS153.N5 A335 2000 Status: Available ================================================================================ Author: Trethewey, Natasha D., 1966- Other Author(s): Dove, Rita. Title: Domestic work : poems / by Natasha Trethewey ; selected and introduced by Rita Dove. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American women--Poetry. Publisher: Saint Paul, Minn. : Graywolf Press, c2000. Description: xii, 58 p. ; 23 cm. General Notes: "Winner of the 1999 Cave Canem Poetry Prize." Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS3570.R433 D66 2000 Status: Available ================================================================================ Author: March, Joseph Moncure Title: The set-up, by Joseph Moncure March. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American athletes--Poetry. Publisher: New York, Covici Friede, 1928. Description: 3 p.l., 3-184 p. illus. 24 cm. General Notes: In verse. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: 811.5 M331 Os Status: If item is not on shelf, ask at circulation desk ================================================================================ Author: Clarke, Cheryl, 1947- Title: Narratives : poems in the tradition of Black women / by Cheryl Clarke ; [drawings by Gay Belknap (Gaia)]. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American women--Poetry. Publisher: New York : Kitchen Table, Women of Color Press, c1983. Description: 2nd ed. v, 55 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS3553.L314 N3 1983 Holdings: copy 1-2 Status: Available ================================================================================ Author: Mitchell, Gwendolyn A. (Gwendolyn Ann), 1955- Title: House of women / Gwendolyn A. Mitchell. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American women--Poetry. Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : Third World Press, c2002. Description: 83 p. ; 22 cm. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS3563.I763 H68 2002 Status: Available ================================================================================ Author: Ahmad, Anjail Rashida. Title: Necessary kindling : poems / Anjail Rashida Ahmad. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American women--Poetry. Publisher: Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press, 2001. Description: viii, 54 p. ; 23 cm. Table of Contents: the poet thorn in the side of the rose what some women wear in their bones in these still vital moments on the day after ... namesake in the august before sputnik orbits its great metallic eye over the earth the griot brings us the blues and lifts us into the realm of jazz
a wound's deeper kiss moving between worlds the empty nest atoning
afterglow the primary loss step by step breach
meager wishes a room full of light if heaven is here ... going to the well bastard birthmark apple picking sunstroke the light arrives at an oblique angle necessary kindling stasis papa's maybe thirty-five and a half weeks the whipping son making the grade sunday atonement uneven tide on the fire trail. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS3551.H68 N43 2001 Status: Available ================================================================================ Author: D'Aguiar, Fred, 1960- Title: Bloodlines / Fred D'Aguiar. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): Racially mixed people--Poetry. African American families--Poetry. Women slaves--Poetry.
Southern Conference on Afro-American Studies. Title: Lines around her blackness / edited by Shirley A.J. Hanshaw for the Southern Conference on Afro-American Studies. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American women--Poetry. Publisher: [S.l.] : Southern Conference on Afro-American Studies, c1980.
General Notes: Poems. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS595.W6 L5 Status: Available ================================================================================ Author: Williams, Crystal, 1970- Title: Kin : poems / by Crystal Williams. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): Interracial marriage--United States--Poetry. Adoptees--United States--Poetry. Family--United States--Poetry. African American women--Poetry. Publisher: East Lansing : Michigan State University Press, c2000. Description: xii, 76 p. ; 23 cm. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS3573.I448414 K56 2000 Status: Available ================================================================================ Author: Dove, Rita. Title: On the bus with Rosa Parks : poems / Rita Dove. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American women civil rights workers--Poetry. Civil rights movements--United States--Poetry. African Americans--Civil rights--Poetry. African American women--Poetry. Publisher: New York : Norton, c1999. Description: 1st ed. 95 p. ; 22 cm. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS3554.O884 O52 1999 Status: Available ================================================================================ Other Author(s): Terborg-Penn, Rosalyn. Rushing, Andrea Benton. Title: Women in Africa and the African diaspora : a reader / edited by Rosalyn Terborg-Penn and Andrea Benton Rushing.
Feminism--Africa. African American women--Social conditions. Women, Black--Social conditions. Publisher: Washington, DC : Howard University Press, 1996. Description: 2nd ed. xxvi, 286 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. General Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. Table of Contents: African feminism: a worldwide perspective / Filomina Chioma Steady
African feminism: a theoretical approach to the history of women in the African diaspora / Rosalyn Terborg-Penn Anthropological research methods for the study of black women in the Caribbean / A. Lynn Bolles Psychological research methods: women in the African diaspora / Saundra Murray Nettles The "status of women" in indigenous African societies / Niara Sudarkasa African-American women missionaries confront the African way of life / Sylvia M. Jacobs Privilege without power: women in African cults and churches / Bennetta Jules-Rosette On becoming a feminist: learning from Africa / Andrea Benton Rushing Extended family involvement of urban Kenyan professional women / Harriette Pipes McAdoo and Miriam K. Were Women field workers in Jamaica during slavery / Lucille Mathurin Mair To be gifted, female, and black / Darlene Clark Hine God's divas: women singers in African-American poetry / Andrea Benton Rushing The Feast of Good Death: an Afro-Catholic emancipation celebration in Brazil / Sheila S. Walker Slavery and women in Africa and the diaspora / Rosalyn Terborg-Penn The black female presence in black Francophone literature / Karen Smyley Wallace Images of black women in New World literature: a comparative approach / Martha K. Cobb Afra-Hispanic writers and feminist discourse / Miriam DeCosta-Willis African diaspora women: the making of cultural workers / Bernice Johnson Reagon.
Preston, Rohan B. Title: Soulfires : young Black men on love and violence / edited by Daniel J. Wideman and Rohan B. Preston ; [introduction by Henry Louis Gates, Jr.].
African American men--Correspondence. African American men--Poetry.
McElroy.
Subject(s): McElroy, Colleen J.--Travel. African American women--Poetry. African American women poets--20th century--Travel.
twentieth-century American poetry / Lorenzo Thomas. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): American poetry--African American authors--History and criticism. American poetry--20th century--History and criticism. Modernism (Literature)--United States. American poetry--African influences. African Americans in literature. Publisher: Tuscaloosa : University of Alabama Press, c2000. Description: xiv, 271 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Series: Modern and contemporary poetics General Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [237]-260) and index.
William Stanley Braithwaite and Harriet Monroe : the battle for new poetry Margaret Walker and the contest to define America Literary criticism and the color line : Melvin B. Tolson's eloquent accomodations Roots of the Black Arts movement : New York in the 1960s Amiri Baraka : gathering the spirits A change is gonna come : Black voices of Louisiana Neon griot : the functional role of poetry readings At the edge of the twenty-first century. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS310.N4 T48 2000 Status: Checked-out - Due on 10/14/2004 ================================================================================ Other Author(s): Higgs, Catherine. Moss, Barbara A. Ferguson, Earline Rae, 1946-
edited by Catherine Higgs, Barbara A. Moss, Earline Rae Ferguson.
--Congresses. Women, Black--Africa--History--Congresses. Women, Black--Africa--Social conditions--Congresses. African American women--History--Congresses. African American women--Social conditions--Congresses. Women, Black--Jamaica--History--Congresses. Women, Black--Jamaica--Social conditions--Congresses. Publisher: Athens : Ohio University Press, c2002. Description: xxiii, 331 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. General Notes: Papers from a conference held at the University of Tennessee from September 15-18, 1999, and funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and the University of Tennessee. Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-311) and index. Table of Contents: Introduction / Catherine Higgs and Barbara A. Moss Ch. 1. British Colonial Policy toward Education and the Roots of Gender Inequality in Sierra Leone, 1896-1961 / Sylvia Ojukutu-Macauley Ch. 2. Agency and Constructions of Professional Identity: African American Women Educators in the Rural South / Valinda W. Littlefield Ch. 3. The Search for Anna Erskine: African American Women in Nineteenth-Century Liberia / Nemata Blyden Ch. 4. Image and Representation: Black Women in Historical Accounts of Colonial Jamaica / Verene A. Shepherd Ch. 5. Helping Ourselves: Black Women and Grassroots Activism in Segregated South Africa, 1922-1952 / Catherine Higgs Ch. 6. African American Clubwomen and the Indianapolis NAACP, 1912-1914 / Earline Rae Ferguson Ch. 7. Witchcraft, Women, and Taxes in the Transkei, South Africa, 1930-1963 / Sean Redding Ch. 8. "Mwen na rien, Msieu": Jamaica Kincaid and the Problem of a Creole Gnosis / Rhonda Cobbam Ch. 9. No Place to Call Home: Refugee and Internally Displaced Women in Kenya / Cassandra R. Veney Ch. 10. "The Sisters and Mothers Are Called to the City": African American Women and an Even Greater Migration / Leslie Brown Ch. 11. Mai Chaza and the Politics of Motherhood in Colonial Zimbabwe / Barbara A. Moss Ch. 12. Standing Their Ground: Black Women's Sacred Daily Life / Fayth M. Parks Ch. 13. Gender and Political Struggle in Kenya, 1948-1998 / Cora A. Presley Ch. 14. "The lady folk is a doer": Women and the Civil Rights Movement in Claiborne County, Mississippi / Emilye Crosby Ch. 15. Strategies for Survival by Luo Female Artists in the Rural Environment in Kenya / Patricia Achieng Opondo Ch. 16. Wild and Holy Women in the Poetry of Brenda Marie Osbey / Andrea Benton Rushing Ch. 17. Owning What We Know: Racial Controversies in South African Feminism, 1991-1998 / Teresa Barnes Ch. 18. Decolonizing Culture: The Media, Black Women, and Law / Deseriee Kennedy. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: HQ1161 .S74 2002 Status: Available ================================================================================ Author: Giovanni, Nikki. Title: Quilting the black-eyed pea : poems and not quite poems / Nikki Giovanni. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American women--Poetry. Publisher: New York : William Morrow, c2002. Description: 1st ed. xii, 110 p. ; 24 cm. Table of Contents: Quilting the Black-Eyed Pea Possum Crossing A Robin's Nest in Snow The Wind in the Bottle Rosa Parks What We Miss In the Spirit of Martin BLK History Month Shoulders Are For Emergencies Only I Always Think of Meatloaf Symphony of the Sphinx Cal Johnson Park in Knoxville, Tennessee Aunt Daughter and That Glorious Song Blackberry Cobbler The Son of the Sun No Complaints Here's to Gwen The train to Knoxville Twenty Reasons to Love Richard Williams Another Aretha Poem Ann's Poem A Community of Clouds Swinging on a Rainbow For Tony and Betty Word Olympics Desperate Acts 9:11:01 He Blew It The Self-Evident Poem Have Dinner with Me My America The Girls in the Circle The Meadow Throws A Birthday Party A Very Special Christmas Bring On The Bombs Making James Baldwin Beamer Ball Susan Smith Emerson Edward Rudd Art Sanctuary Sanctuary: For Harry Potter the Movie From Whence Cometh My Help A Miracle for Me A Deer in Headlights The Nashville Connection Redfish, Eels, and Heidi In Praise of a Teacher Don't Think The Song of the Feet. Location: Watson Library Stacks Call Number: PS3557.I55 Q46 2002 Status: Checked-out (renewed) - Due on 08/15/2004 ================================================================================ Author: Mullen, Harryette Romell. Title: Blues baby : early poems / Harryette Mullen. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): African American women--Poetry. Publisher: Lewisburg, [PA] : Bucknell University Press, c2002. Description: 146 p. ; 24 cm. Series: The Bucknell series in contemporary poetry Table of Contents: To A Woman Alabama Memories Heritage Eyes in the Back of Her Head Momma Sayings Me & Steenie The Ritual of Ear Piercing Saturday Afternoon, When Chores are Done My Grandmother Heirloom For My Grandfather, Lowell Paxter Mitchell Tent Revival A Black Woman Never Faints Father (Part 1) Waiting for the Next Star to Fall Some Light to Hold in My Hands Floorwax Mother Bete Noire The Lamp Lights into its Prey After the Rain Jump City La Terrorista Shuddering The Mother of Nightmares Miss Persephone The People of Atlantis The Night We Slept on the Beach Pineapple Shedding Skin Stirrings The Joy Aura
Country Boy Roadmap
The Astronaut of Innerspace Moonstalk Striptease He Reads my Body like a Poem Anatomy El Mal Ojo Recipes Las Locas Playing the Invisible Saxophone en el Combo de las Estrellas Pensando en la Muerte Wings Against the Blue The Woman and the Roses Song of a Dancer The Dance She Does Madonna
Affirmation Tree
Tree Tall Woman Circle of Arms Painting Myself a New Mirror Blues Baby Juju to Remind You Wild Rose Blues Consultant Invocation Morgan David Blues Taking the Lord's Name in Vain Spirits in My Head Sweet Brown Molasses Apple Green Strangers Going, Going, Gone Pretty Piece of Tail With Two Hands Essence of Roses A Brand of Love Victimless Crime Cartoon Men La Charmeuse de Serpentes Old Mugger Blues Hungry Man Blues What's Decent These Days Answers to Her Own Name Omnivore Woman Circle The Body of the Mother Mujer de Volcanes y Terremotos Anger Signification The Locksmith Dyslexia For the Bearers Call Me By My Name Dissolve Cooldown Magic Blues Dust Motes No Good Black Dreams One of Them Kind Dream Dance Of Two Minds Mirror Dance Amnesia Pharmacopeia Siren #1 Siren #2 The Siren's Song In Love with Drowning EEG The Greyhound Sound A Woman is Dreaming Fable
You Who Walked Through the Fire Through the Moon Unspoken Unable to Grasp the Meaning She Landed on the Moon.
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