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100 1 $aBaraka, Amiri,$d1934-2014.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79108930
245 14 $aThe LeRoi Jones/Amiri Baraka reader /$cby Amiri Baraka ; edited by William J. Harris in collaboration with Amiri Baraka.
250 $a[2nd ed.].
260 $aNew York :$bThunder's Mouth Press :$bDistributed in the USA by Publishers Group West,$c[2000], ©2000.
300 $axxxiii, 586 pages ;$c21 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 583-586).
505 00 $tPreface to the Reader /$rAmiri Baraka --$tIntroduction /$rWilliam J. Harris --$tThe Beat Period (1957-1962).$tPreface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note.$tHymn for Lanie Poo.$tIn Memory of Radio.$tLook for You Yesterday, Here You Come Today.$tNotes for a Speech.$tHow You Sound?? --$tThe Transitional Period (1963-1965).$tAfrican Slaves/American Slaves: Their Music.$tSwing - From Verb to Noun.$tA contract. (for the destruction and rebuilding of Paterson.$tAn Agony. As Now.$tA Poem for Willie Best.$tShort Speech to my Friends.$tThe politics of rich painters.$tRhythm & Blues.$tCrow Jane.$tFor Crow Jane/Mama Death.$tCrow Jane's Manner.$tCrow Jane In High Society.$tCrow Jane The Crook.$tThe dead lady canonized.$tI Substitute for the Dead Lecturer.$tBlack Dada Nihilismus.$tPolitical Poem.$tThe Liar.$tThe Heretics --$tThe Black Nationalist Period (1965-1974).$tCuba Libre.$tThe Legacy of Malcolm X, and the Coming of the Black Nation.$tState/meant.$tThe Screamers.$tWords.$tJazz and the White Critic.
505 80 $tThe Changing Same (R&B and New Black Music).$tA Poem Some People will have to Understand.$tCitizen Cain.$tLetter to E. Franklin Frazier.$tLeadbelly Gives an Autograph.$tNumbers, Letters.$tWestern Front.$tT. T. Jackson sings.$tReturn of the Native.$tA Poem for Black Hearts.$tSOS.$tBlack Art.$tPoem for HalfWhite College Students.$tW. W.$tKa 'Ba.$tThe World Is Full of Remarkable Things.$tIeroy.$tBlack People!$tGreat Goodness of Life (1966).$tIt's Nation Time --$tThe Third World Marxist Period (1974-).$tWhen We'll Worship Jesus.$tA New Reality Is Better Than a New Movie!$tThe Dictatorship of the Proletariat.$tDas Kapital.$tA Poem for Deep Thinkers.$tPres Spoke in a Language.$tDope.$tAm/Trak.$tThe Revolutionary Tradition in Afro-American Literature.$tAime Cesaire.$tNgugi wa Thiongo.$tError Farce.$tThe Black Arts (Harlem, Politics, Search for a New Life).$tPrimitive World: An Anti-Nuclear Jazz Musical (play, 1983).$tWise 1.$tWise 2.$tWise 3.$tWise 4.$tWise 5.$tWise 6.$tWise 7.$tWise 8.$tWise 9.$tWise 10.
505 80 $tRough Hand Dreamers (Wise 11).$tA farmer come to the city (Wise 12).$tWise 13.$tThe Black Arts Movement (essay, 1994).$tMalcolm As Ideology (1995).$tRobert Williams: An Introduction (unpublished).$tSweet Lorraine (essay, unpublished, performed as a tribute to Lorraine Hansberry, 1996).$tPortrait of the Lion: Willie "The Lion" Smith, A Script for the New-Arkestra (musical drama, performed 1997-1998 at NJPAC & NYU).$tBlack Reconstruction: Du Bois and the U.S. Struggle for Democracy and Socialism (1998).$tAllah Mean Everything! Pt One (poem, unpublished 1998).$tMargaret Walker (essay, 1999).$tUnderstanding Readiness (1999).$tSassy Was Definitely Not the Avon Lady (narrative, performed at Sassy Tribute, March 1999 NJPAC, published in Digging, 1999).$tMumia, "Lynch Law" and Imperialism (1999).$tThe Great Max Roach (1999).$tMy Man Came by the Crib the Other Day ... (short story, 1999).
520 1 $a"Amiri Baraka - dramatist, poet, essayist, orator, and fiction writer - is perhaps the preeminent African-American literary figure of our time. Yet, until now, it has been impossible to find the full range of his work represented in one volume."--BOOK JACKET.
520 8 $a"The LeRoi Jones/Amiri Baraka Reader provides the most comprehensive selection of Baraka's work to date, spanning more than thirty years of a brilliant, prolific, and controversial career in which he has produced numerous books of poetry, plays, collections of essays and speeches, and books of fiction.
520 8 $aThis essential anthology and expanded edition also contains new and unpublished work - including essays on Malcolm X, Mumia Abu Jamal, Sarah Vaughn, and Max Roach - as well as an up-to-date chronology and bibliography."--BOOK JACKET.
650 0 $aAfrican Americans$vLiterary collections.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2007100212
700 1 $aHarris, William J.,$d1942-$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n84180754
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