The Yale Literary Magazine, Volume 137Yale Literary Society, 1968 |
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... black intelligentsia . The sharp divergence of critical opinion which the ... critics have suggested that his novel is ' racist ' in content if not also ... Black Power . Stokely Carmichael and Rap Brown have publicly damned Styron , and ...
... black intelligentsia . The sharp divergence of critical opinion which the ... critics have suggested that his novel is ' racist ' in content if not also ... Black Power . Stokely Carmichael and Rap Brown have publicly damned Styron , and ...
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... black critics find Styron's contention that Nat's revolt was quelled by loyal slaves to be an historical distortion and an unforgivable violation of black solidarity - in slave as well as modern times . Fifth , and perhaps of greatest ...
... black critics find Styron's contention that Nat's revolt was quelled by loyal slaves to be an historical distortion and an unforgivable violation of black solidarity - in slave as well as modern times . Fifth , and perhaps of greatest ...
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... black critics used to document their allegations . In particular , he accused Herbert Herbert Aptheker , an unreconstructed Marxist and commentator on American slave rebellions , and the principal authority quoted by the black critics ...
... black critics used to document their allegations . In particular , he accused Herbert Herbert Aptheker , an unreconstructed Marxist and commentator on American slave rebellions , and the principal authority quoted by the black critics ...
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