Postjazz Poetics: A Social History,New

Postjazz Poetics: A Social History,New

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Africanamerican Expressive Arts Draw Upon Multiple Traditions Of Formal Experimentation In The Service Of Social Change. Within These Traditions, Jennifer D. Ryan Demonstrates That Black Women Have Created Literature, Music, And Political Statements Signifying Some Of The Most Incisive And Complex Elements Of Modern American Culture. Postjazz Poetics: A Social History Examines The Jazzinfluenced Work Of Five Twentiethcentury Africanamerican Women Poets: Sherley Anne Williams, Sonia Sanchez, Jayne Cortez, Wanda Coleman, And Harryette Mullen. These Writers Engagements With Jazzbased Compositional Devices Represent A New Strand Of Radical Black Poetics, While Their Renditions Of Localtoglobal Social Critique Sketch The Outlines Of A Transnational Feminism.

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