August Wilson and Black Aesthetics

August Wilson and Black Aesthetics
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奥古斯特·威尔逊和黑人美学

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10.5860/choice.42-4495
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2011
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D. Williams
D. Williams
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S. Shannon;D. Williams

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简介- Dana A.威廉姆斯 * 黑人美学作为理论,艺术和意识形态 * 非洲裔美国人戏剧理论的发展:W.E.B.杜波依斯到奥古斯特威尔逊-手牵手!- 米克尔·平克尼 * 丽塔·达夫的母爱:通过西方话语的透镜修正黑人美学。Walters * The Ifa Paradigm:阅读the Spirit in Tina McElroy Ansa's Baby of the Family - Georgene Bess蒙哥马利 * Just 'Cause(or Just Cause):On August Wilson's Case for a Black Theater - by John V.白色 * 黑人美学和跨学科的黑人艺术 *“Keeping It真实的”:August Wilson and Hip Hop - Harry J. Elam,Jr. * 给予非洲裔美国人文化的声音和发泄:奥古斯特·威尔逊的黑人美学和凯瑟琳·邓纳姆在曼波中为文化所有权而战-多萝西娅·费舍尔·霍恩 * 戏剧行动主义在霍华德大学-西比尔J罗伯茨 * 八月威尔逊的戏剧和黑色美学 * 幻影四肢跳舞朱巴仪式在八月威尔逊的乔特纳的来来去去和钢琴课-雷吉杨 * 谈到声音和8月威尔逊的妇女-塔拉T。绿色 * 在奥古斯特·威尔逊的《乔·特纳的来来去去》中用黑色的愤怒来阐明非洲人和非裔美国人的身份。帕特里克廷德尔 * 目前,未发表的采访,谈到美学问题提出的“地面上,我站在”* 地面上,他站在:查尔斯S。达顿在八月威尔逊-约兰达威廉姆斯页 * 采访威尔逊进行桑德拉香农 * 解放祈祷:一个爱的歌曲穆米亚-西比尔J罗伯茨 * 后记-桑德拉G。香农
Introduction - Dana A. Williams * Black Aesthetics as Theory, Art, and Ideology * The Development of African-American Dramatic Theory: W.E.B. DuBois to August Wilson - Hand to Hand! - Mikell Pinkney * Rita Dove's Mother Love: Revising the Black Aesthetic through the Lens of Western Discourse - Tracey L. Walters * The Ifa Paradigm: Reading the Spirit in Tina McElroy Ansa's Baby of the Family - Georgene Bess Montgomery * Just 'Cause (or Just Cause): On August Wilson's Case for a Black Theater - by John V. White * Black Aesthetics and Interdisciplinary Black Arts * "Keeping It Real": August Wilson and Hip Hop - Harry J. Elam, Jr. * Giving Voice and Vent to African American Culture: August Wilson's Black Aesthetics and Katherine Dunham's Fight for Cultural Ownership in Mambo - Dorothea Fischer-Hornung * The Mumia Project: Theatre Activism at Howard University - Sybil J. Roberts * August Wilson's Plays and Black Aesthetics * Phantom Limbs Dancing Juba Rites in August Wilson's Joe Turner's Come and Gone and The Piano Lesson - Reggie Young * Speaking of Voice and August Wilson's Women - Tara T. Green * Using Black Rage to Elucidate African and African-American Identity in August Wilson's Joe Turner's Come and Gone - C. Patrick Tyndall * Current, Unpublished Interviews That Speak to Aesthetic Issues Raised in "The Ground on Which I Stand" * The Ground on Which He Stands: Charles S. Dutton on August Wilson - Yolanda Williams Page * Interview with Wilson conducted by Sandra Shannon * A Liberating Prayer: A Lovesong for Mumia - Sybil J. Roberts * Afterword - Sandra G. Shannon