English 282 - THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE
Fall
2015
01
4.00
Daphne Lamothe
TTh 10:30-11:50
Smith College
20859-F15
SEELYE 311
dlamothe@smith.edu
21006
Same as AAS 245. A study of one of the first cohesive cultural movement in African-American history. This class focuses on developments in politics and civil rights (NAACP, Urban League, UNIA), creative arts (poetry, prose, painting, sculpture) and urban sociology (modernity, the rise of cities). Writers and subjects include Zora Neale Hurston, David Levering Lewis, Gloria Hull, Langston Hughes, and Nella Larsen among others. Enrollment limited to 40.