61. African American Literature: A Bibliography Of Reference Sources African American literature A Bibliography of Reference Sources. general OXFORDCOMPANION TO AFRICAN AMERICAN literature REF PS 153 N5 O96 1997 http://www.csulb.edu/library/subj/aal.html

African American Literature: A Bibliography of Reference Sources GENERAL OXFORD COMPANION TO AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE REF PS 153 N5 O96 1997 REF PN 1009 A1 R644 1988 BLACK WRITERS: A SELECTION OF SKETCHES FROM CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS: CONTAINS MORE THAN 400 ENTERIES ON 20TH CENTURY BLACK WRITERS REF PS 153 N5 B58 1989 BROADSIDE AUTHORS AND ARTISTS; AN ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY REF PS 153 N5 B24 1974 EARLY NEGRO AMERICAN WRITERS; SELECTIONS WITH BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL INTRODUCTIONS REF PS 508 N3 B7 1935A HARLEM RENAISSANCE AND BEYOND: LITERARY BIOGRPAHIES OF 100 BLACK WOMEN WRITERS, 1900-1945 REF PS 153 N5 R65 1990 SELECTED BLACK AMERICAN, AFRICAN AND CARIBBEAN AUTHORS: A BIO-BIBLIOGRAPHY REF PS 153 N5 P3 1985 SELECTED BLACK AMERICAN AUTHORS: AN ILLUSTRATED BIO-BIBLIOGRPAHY REF PS 153 N5 P3 BIBLIOGRAPHIES AFRO-AMERICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE SINCE WORLD WAR II REF PS 153 N5 P36 AFRO-AMERICAN WRITERS, 1940-1955 REF PS 153 N5 A386 1988 REF PS 153 N5 A39 1985 AFRO-AMERICAN WRITERS BEFORE THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE REF PS 153 N5 A393 1986 AFRO-AMERICAN WRITERS FROM THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE TO 1940 REF PS 153 N5 A396 1987 BLACK AMERICAN WRITERS: BIBLIOGRAPHIC ESSAY REF PS 153 N5 B55 VOL. 1-2

62. Multicultural Literature Resources literature Periodical Indexes general. literature. African American literatureOnline. A comprehensive guide to African American literature during the http://bullpup.lib.unca.edu/library/rr/multcultlit.html

Ramsey Library Research Guides This page emphasizes large, general sites that lead to more specific resources. The primary focus is on literature for children and young adults. Literature Periodical Indexes General Literature African American Literature Online. A comprehensive guide to African American Literature during the Twentieth Century. Targeted to high school students and adults. Beyond Good Intentions: Selecting Multicultural Literature . Joy Shioshita. Part of the Oakland, California, Action Alliance for Children site Celebrating Diversity through Children's Literature. Contains links to annotated bibliographies of children's multicultural books appropriate for the elementary grades. The Internet Public Library Multicultural Literature for Children . Includes an article on why children should read multicultural literature and provides links to numerous resources. Multicultural Children's Literature in the Elementary Classroom. ERIC Digest . Discusses the importance of multicultural literature. Multicultural Literature Bibliography Judy McDonald.

63. Literature Guide, Langsdale Library Classical and Medieval literature English literature general literary criticismGerman literature The Oxford companion to African American literature. http://langsdale.ubalt.edu/howto/Literature_guide.html

Search Site Off Campus Access - ResearchPort Databases by Subject Databases by Title List of Full-Text Periodicals ... Obtain/renew your library account GUIDE TO LITERATURE How do I find... African-American literature American literature Articles Asian-American literature ... Women writers If you want to ... Look at these resources African-American literature The Oxford companion to African American literature . New York: Oxford University Press.(XPS 153.N5O96 1997) American literature Library of literary criticism (Series). New York: Frederick Ungar. Modern American literature . (4th ed.). (Vols. 1-3).(XPS 221 .C81969) Serafin, S. R. (Ed.). (2001). The Continuum encyclopedia of American literature . New York: Continuum. (X PS 21.E53 2001) Spiller, R. E., et al. (Eds.). (1963). Literary history of the United States (3rd ed.). (Vols. 1-2). New York: Macmillan. (PS 88 .L5 1963).

64. Earlham Libraries--English 304 Finding general information about a writer, genre, or literary period Oxford Companion to African American literature. Ref PS 153 .N5 O96 1997 http://www.earlham.edu/~libr/courses/fall2004/eng304.htm

ENG / AAAS 304: African American Literature Finding general information about a writer, genre, or literary period Encyclopedia of American Literature. Ref PS 21 .E53 1999 Articles on authors, works, movements, and topics. A good place to get the long view (see articles such as "African American literature" or "Literary criticism since 1914.") Good bibliographies Oxford Companion to African American Literature. Ref PS 153 .N5 O96 1997 Brief articles on authors, works, etc., with special emphasis on aspects of African American literature. Harlem Renaissance. 3 vols. Ref PS 153 .N5 N245 2003 Volume one covers topics such as the social context of the Harlem Renaissance, performing arts, publishing trends, etc., while volumes two and three provide indepth information and bibliographies on writers African American Authors, 1745-1945: a bio-bibliographical critical sourcebook.

65. African American Studies: Bibliography Of Resources At The WWU Libraries Contents include a review of the literature, general works, key works by state,sources about civil The Oxford Companion to African American literature. http://www.library.wwu.edu/ref/subjguides/africanamericans.html

Search Site Library Home Articles Help ... Library Information African Americans: A Guide to Resources Overview Sources Civil Rights Movement Art Politics ... in the Media This bibliography is an introduction to materials in the Western Libraries. Each section is arranged by material type, such as bibliography, chronology, encyclopedia, etc. By no means comprehensive, this guide includes resources that provide an overview to researching African American Studies. To locate further materials, use the following Subject Headings in the catalog. African Diaspora Africans America African American Art African American Women African Americans Civil Rights African Americans Intellectual Life African Americans - History African Americans Social Life and Customs African Americans and Mass Media Black Muslims Black power Free African Americans biography Minorities by state Race Discrimination Race Relations Racism United States Afrocentrism Overview Sources Almanacs Atlases Biographical Resources Chronologies ... Web African American Almanac.

66. Norton Anthology AA Literature general Editor Professor of American and AfroAmerican literature, Professor ofAfrican American literature, University of California, Berkeley http://aalbc.com/books/must.htm

Web aalbc.com thumperscorner.com AALBC.com Home Back Books Home Up ... Advertise on AALBC.com This book is an "Absolute Must" for every African-American home library. The editors of this tremendous collection are a veritable "Who's Who's" list of African American literature. "A classic of splendid proportions." - Cornel West Norton Anthology of African American Literature Henry Louis Gates Nellie Y. McKay Editor) Click to order via Amazon or Barnes and Noble ISBN Format: Hardcover, 2665pp Pub . Date: November 1996 Publisher This landmark anthology includes the work of 120 writers over two centuries, from the earliest known work by an African American, Lucy Terry's poem "Bars Fight, " to the fiction of the Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison and the poems of the U.S. Poet Laureate, Rita Dove. " If Norton anthologies define the canon, then, with the publication of this volume, African American literature is now assured inclusion. . . . With a star lineup of coeditors, each section is introduced and edited by leading scholars who provide thoughtful overviews and analyses. Any anthology fights against space limitation, and although this one omits some significant works by Zora Neale Hurston and includes nothing by Gayl Jones, it fortunately publishes many longer texts in their entiretye.g.

67. FSU - Page Title A subject heading or keyword search on African American literature in the onlinecatalog Provides full text for over 1770 general reference, business, http://library.uncfsu.edu/Reference/aalit2.htm

LIBRARY FSU Home Search FSU Home ... Contact US African American Literature Research Guide Books Electronic Databases Web Sites This guide serves as a brief introduction to the major resources found in the college library. The library has a vast collection of books, journals, videos, and sound recordings, most of which can be found in the online catalog. You can explore these resources when looking for background information or doing research on a particular book or author. A subject heading or keyword search on African American literature in the online catalog will present many books in the Chesnutt Library . Titles include: African American literature: an anthology of nonfiction, fiction, poetry, and drama . (Main Stacks PS508.N3 A33 1993) Masterpieces of African American literature . (Ref PS153.N5 M264 1992) The Norton anthology of African American literature . (Ref PS508.N3 N67 1997) Oxford companion to African American literature . (Ref/Main Stacks PS153.N5 O96 1997) The library has several databases for information on African American literature including reviews of specific works and criticism and theory.

68. General Literature Resources LRC@TCC Examples of some titles of literature resources covering general topics in literature . Masterplots II African American literature Series http://www.tcc.edu/lrc/infolit/orienl/rgeneral.htm

Site Search: Office of the President About Us Information Center College Administration ... Civic Engagement mouse over the links above to activate the sub menus Learning Resources Centers Ask A Librarian How do I ..? Library Catalogs ... Administration General Literature Resources LRC@TCC Reference Books as Sources African American Writers American Women Writers: Biographical Essay American Writers American Writers Before 1800 Ancient Writers: Greece and Rome Asian American Literature Black Women Writers (1950-1980) Black Writers British Writers Contemporary Authors Contemporary Popular Writers Contemporary World Writers Dictionary of Literary Biography Dictionary of Literary Biography Documentary Dictionary of Literary Biography Yearbook Encyclopedia of the Essay Encyclopedia of Southern Literature Encyclopedia of Traditional Epics Encyclopedia of Utopian Literatrue European Writers Great Literature of the Eastern World Great Women Writers Handbook of Russian Literature Harlem Renaissance and Beyond Magill's Literary Annual

69. Bloomfield College - Academics - General Education Academics general Education. Courses approved for general Education Program ENG 222 African/American literature; ENG 223 Women in literature http://www.bloomfield.edu/academic/gened_courses.asp

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70. The Norton Anthology Of African American Literature 2e : W. W. Norton College Bo general editor of the Wisconsin Studies in American Autobiography series and Coeditor of the Oxford Companion to African American literature and the http://www.wwnorton.com/college/titles/afam/nafam2/meet_the_editor.htm

Skip navigation College Books African American Studies The Norton Anthology of African American Literature Second Edition Henry Louis Gates Jr., Harvard University (General Ed.) Nellie Y. McKay, University of Wisconsin, Madison (General Ed.), et al. Now Available Overview Contents Audio Companion Contents Meet the Editors Endorsements Related Titles Order this book Comment on this book ... Contact your rep Meet the Editors Henry Louis Gates Jr. (Ph.D. Cambridge), General Editor. W. E. B. Du Bois Professor of Humanities, Chair of the Afro-American Studies Department, and Director of the W. E. B. Du Bois Institute for Afro-American Research, Harvard University. Author of Figures in Black: Words, Signs, and the Racial Self The Signifying Monkey: A Theory of Afro-American Criticism Loose Canons: Notes on the Culture Wars Colored People: A Memoir The Future of Race (with Cornel West); Wonders of the African World Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Black Man ; and The Trials of Phillis Wheatley . Editor of The African-American Century (with Cornel West);

71. The Norton Anthology Of African American Literature 2e : W. W. Norton College Bo The Norton Anthology of African American literature. Second Edition; Henry LouisGates Jr., Harvard University (general Ed.) Nellie Y. McKay, University of http://www.wwnorton.com/college/titles/afam/nafam2/

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72. Specialization In general, students will have an opportunity to study one or more of the following English 450 (Studies in africanamerican Literature3 cr) http://www.msu.edu/unit/engdept/newgrad/specialization.htm

Specalization in Postcolonial and Diaspora Literature and Culture The undergraduate specialization in Postcolonial and Diaspora Literature and Culture is designed to enhance the student’s understanding of the literatures that have arisen out of the colonial experience and decolonialization, and the critical theory that is concerned with those experiences. In general, students will have an opportunity to study one or more of the following literatures: African, African-American, Asian, Asian-American, Latino, Latina, Chicano, Chicana, South American literatures and other diaspora literatures, and the literatures of native peoples. While the focus is generally upon non-Western areas, those aspects of American, British and Irish literatures that fall under this rubric will also be included. REQUIREMENTS To receive certification in the Postcolonial and Diaspora Literature and Culture Specialization, students must take 6 courses: One course in Part A Three courses in Part B Two courses in Part C Part A English 360 Postcolonial Literature and Theory This requirement may be waived by students who took ENG 310D or 310E on approval of the specialization advisor. Such approval will be customary in cases where at least two-thirds of the coursework concerned postcolonial or diaspora literatures.

73. Colorado College - Tutt Library -CS370 -19th Century African American Literature Finding Journal Articles. general Subject Databases Useful for both literatureand History The concise Oxford companion to African American literature http://www.coloradocollege.edu/library/Course/ID/CS37019thCentAfricanAmLiteratur

CS 370: 19th Century African American Literature - Library Research Guide Library instruction provided by Krystyna Mrozek, Interdisciplinary Programs Librarian, Block 4, 2004 Evaluating Your Sources Critically Analyzing Information Sources from Cornell University Libraries http://www.library.cornell.edu/okuref/research/skill26.htm Finding Books 1. Search TIGER Catalog using WORD search to find books in Tutt Library. Try searching "slave*" AND "narrative*". 2. Search Prospector using WORD search to get books from other Colorado libraries. (Or use the Prospector button in the TIGER Catalog.) Books can come in as few as 3 days. 3. Borrow materials from UCCS library (4 items, plus photocopying). 4. Take library van to University of Colorado , Boulder on Saturdays. Finding Journal Articles General Subject Databases Useful for both Literature and History Resource Name Scope Description EBSCO Academic Search Premier 1988 - current Provides access to basic journal index and some full text resources. Subject coverage is general and broad. Shows CC holdings. JStor late 1800's - most recent 5 years Archival access to many scholarly periodicals. Jstor does not cover the most recent three years of any journal.

74. General Catalog - English Faculty general Catalog, University of California, Berkeley Third World literaturein English, African American fiction, colonial literature and critical theory http://sis450.berkeley.edu:4500/catalog/gcc_view_faculty?v_dept_cd=ENGLISH&v_dep

75. BrownAfricanAmerican Place African American literature in historical and political context. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Nellie Y. McKay, general Editors. Required Films http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~mab42/English3452001.html

English 345: African American Literature Spring 2001 Dr. Monica Brown Department of English College of Arts and Sciences Office: Liberal Arts 107 email: Monica.Brown@nau.edu tel: 520-523-8743 Course Prerequisite : English 105 Course Description : This course is a survey of African American literature, from the eighteenth-century to the present. In one semester, it would be impossible to adequately explore the richness and complexity of the African American Literary tradition in sufficient depth. For example, we could easily spend a semester on the Slave Narrative, or the Harlem Renaissance, or on a single author such as Toni Morrison. This course, rather, will serve as an introduction to African American literature, and we will consider various authors (storytellers, novelists, poets, dramatist, filmmakers, musicians, and essayists) representing the vernacular tradition, the literature of slavery and freedom, the Harlem Renaissance, the Black Arts Movement, contemporary literature and independent film. Many wonderful authors will be left out, but students will have the opportunity to explore a particular author or period in more depth in their final papers. See daily schedule This course may be used in the Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry distribution block in the Liberal Studies Program. This particular course, because of its focus on African American Literature, has as its thematic focus Valuing the Diversity of Human Experience.

76. AAS 271: Singers At Daybreak: African American Literature From The Colonial Peri AAS 271 Singers at Daybreak African American literature from the Colonial African American Studies Librarian, Emory University general Libraries. http://web.library.emory.edu/subjects/studies/afam/aas271.htm

EUCLID Catalog Library Info Research Assistance Subject and Course Guides Research Tutorial EndNote Use ... Library Publications AAS 271 EUCLID Databases e-Journals Reserves Direct African American Literature from the Colonial Period to 1912 Table Of Contents Reference Sources Subject Searching in EUCLID Literature Databases Multidisciplinary Databases ... Citing Sources Reference Sources The Harvard Guide to African-American History. Reference E185 .H326 2001 A circulating copy is available in the stacks on Level 8. African American Authors, 1745-1945: Bio-bibliographical Critical Sourcebook Reference PS153 .N5 A32 2000 The Oxford Companion to African American Literature. Reference PS153 .N5 O96 1997 Back to the Top Subject Searching in EUCLID The following links take you directly to a current list of publications owned by Emory Libraries. However, you may use these headings in WorldCat RLIN , or any other library catalog To find works about a writer or a writer's work try the following subject searches.

77. African-American Literature In this course we will look at African American literature both as a In generalI use the following scale to determine grades, but I reserve the right http://home.messiah.edu/~ppowers/390/syllabus 2003.htm

African American Literature Professor Powers; English 390, Fall Term 2003; TR 11:55-1:10; Boyer 234 Office: Boyer 208 Office Hours: TR 1:30-2:30 and by appointment Phone: 7376 Email: ppowers@messiah.edu http://www.messiah.edu/hpages/facstaff/ppowers/home.htm Description Whether thinking of religion, music, dance, politics, economics, or literature, thinking about American culture as a whole requires thought about African American culture. In this course we will look at African American literature both as a literary tradition in its own right and as a lens through which we can better see African American culture and American culture as a whole. These cultural texts will allow us to see the ways in which African-Americans have contributed to, have been influenced by, have appropriated, and have transformed American notions of freedom, equality, gender, sexuality, religion, and, of course, literature itself. Course Goals To introduce you to major works, themes, and concerns of African American literature To introduce you to the relationship African American culture and American culture as a whole.

78. Glbtq >> Literature >> African-American Literature: Gay Male The africanamerican gay male literary tradition consists of a substantial theme in african-american literature in generalsurfaces insistently in the http://www.glbtq.com/literature/african_am_lit_gay,3.html

Encyclopedia Discussion Forgot Your Password? Not a Member Yet? JOIN TODAY. IT'S FREE! Advertising Opportunities Terms of Service Alpha Index: A-B C-F G-K L-Q ... T-Z Subjects: A-B C-E F-L M-Z African-American Literature: Gay Male page: Major Themes Although it is risky to make any sweeping generalizations about this diverse body of literature, it is possible to identify at least four major themes that dominate the works of contemporary black gay male writers: the complex relationship between the individual black gay self and the larger African-American community, the devastating consequences of racism, the pain and the possibilities of interracial love, and the tragedy of AIDS. The relationship between the individual black self and the black communitya frequent theme in African-American literature in generalsurfaces insistently in the works of many contemporary black gay male writers. Since a strong and enabling sense of racial self is necessary to cope with the psychological assaults of white racism, the black gay male protagonist can rarely afford to disconnect himself completely from the black community and seek total assimilation into the predominantly white gay community. Sponsor Message.

79. New Titles Elected For Essay And General Literature Index - New Titles Elected - New Titles Elected for Essay and general literature Index Readings in AfricanAmerican language aspects, features and perspectives; edited by Nathaniel http://www.hwwilson.com/Databases/eglbk9_03.htm

What's New Free Trials Orders Contacts ... Shopping Cart New Titles Elected for Essay and General Literature Index September 2003 Alfred Kazin’s America: critical and personal writings; edited and with an introduction by Ted Solotaroff. HarperCollins Pubs. 2003 540p $29.95 ISBN 0-06-621343-6; LC 2003-49997 Career-spanning collection of Kazin’s autobiographical and literary essays. Are Italians white?: how race is made in America; edited by Jennifer Guglielmo and Salvatore Salerno. Routledge 2003 328p pa $19.95 ISBN 0-415-93451-6; LC 2003-46531 Includes essays on Italian American communities, the immigrant experience, radicalism, and relations with African Americans. Audience participation: essays on inclusion in performance; edited by Susan Kattwinkel. Praeger Pubs. 2003 221p (Contributions in drama and theater studies number 101) $69.95

80. College Literature: Enacting Texts: African American Drama, Politics, And Presen the more general interpretations of African American protest literature, If one can impart to students of African American literature and culture http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3709/is_200501/ai_n9520892

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles College Literature Winter 2005 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for ALAN Review Afterimage American Drama American Music Teacher ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Enacting Texts: African American Drama, Politics, and Presentation in the African American Literature Classroom College Literature Winter 2005 by Wood, Jacqueline Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Teaching drama can be made particularly effective by emphasizing how, through performance, drama's accessibility to an audience can be politically potent. Relation of drama to audience remains a rich resource in terms of political expression. As a result, the genre, of all types of literature, is perhaps the most directly suited to addressing compelling public as well as private issues of life and has often been used as a device that publicly evokes issues of political change, particularly in the 20th century.1 In African American literature, this political connection with the audience is intensified by the radical nature of black drama as it expresses protest and at the same time embodies acts of communal resistance and reaffirmation for and with the audience.

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