Voice of a Native Son by Eugene E. Miller

Voice of a Native Son

The Poetics of Richard Wright

Eugene E. Miller

University Press of Mississippi · Print & ebook · January 20, 2010

Discusses the influences on Wright, and describes his attempts to establish a form for Black artistic expression Read more

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Black Lit Crit, 20th-Century Literary Criticism
Published
University Press of Mississippi, January 20, 2010

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Discusses the influences on Wright, and describes his attempts to establish a form for Black artistic expression Read more

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  • Black Lit Crit
Authors
Eugene E. Miller
Publisher
University Press of Mississippi
Published
January 20, 2010
Format
Print & ebook
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Black Lit Crit