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Tony Bolden Paper Presentation

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Participant:

Bolden, Tony

Content Tags:

Vernacular

Content Tags:

Blues poetics

Content Tags:

Black Arts Movement

Date:

9/23/04

Subject:

Furious Flower

Subject:

Furious Flower 2004 Conference

Subject:

James Madison University

Subject:

African American Poetry

Subject:

American Poetry

Summary:

African American authors over time have 'riffed' antiphonally to themes and codes in poems from the past. There are blues roots in some contemporary Afro-American poetry, and many modern poets combine various aspects of the vernacular with notions of literary discourse, incorporating paralinguistics.

Crew:

John Hodges, Director

Crew:

Judith McCray, Producer

Crew:

School of Media and Design

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License:

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

Collection:

Furious Flower 2004

Record created:

Oct. 11, 2010

Last modified:

Sept. 22, 2016

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