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Dip Into This River: The Spiritual Legacy of African American Poetry

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Participant:

Traylor, Eleanor

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Indigenous Ancestry

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Henry Dumas

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Oracular place/space

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'Music of commemoration'

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Folk vernacular mode

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Black expressive experience

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Paper presentation

Date:

9/29/1994

Subject:

Furious Flower

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Furious Flower 1994 Conference

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James Madison University

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African American Poetry

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American Poetry

Summary:

African American poetry has a legacy of music, both sacred and secular, and a powerful, strong oral tradition. The black expressive experience is rooted in this oracular space and often manifested through folk vernacular language.

Crew:

John Hodges, Director

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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

Collection:

Furious Flower 1994

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Sept. 15, 2010

Last modified:

Sept. 22, 2016

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