Sterling A. Brown and the Afro-modern moment.
From: African American Review
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Date: 9/22/1997
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Author: Sanders, Mark A.
Sterling Allen Brown asserted that African Americans were just as capable of being a metaphysical race by bringing attention to their complexity and change. He sought to formulate an Afro-modernism by way of poetic vocabulary and through formulation of a theory of folk culture which emphasized a more dynamic range of being. Brown took it upon himself to examine modern notions concerning subjectivity and process and applied it to a range of black idiomatic expressions and rituals that articulate ...
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