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portada Politics and Poetics: The Legacy of Frances E. W. Harper
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Language
English
Pages
336
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9780814353080

Politics and Poetics: The Legacy of Frances E. W. Harper

Boyd, Melba Joyce; Boyd, Melba Joyce; Zack, Ian (Author) · Wayne State University Press · Paperback

Politics and Poetics: The Legacy of Frances E. W. Harper - Boyd, Melba Joyce; Boyd, Melba Joyce; Zack, Ian

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Synopsis "Politics and Poetics: The Legacy of Frances E. W. Harper"

Analyzing the writer as an activist and feminist who helped shape the Black women's movement. Frances E. W. Harper was a pioneering figure in nineteenth- and twentieth-century African American literature and intellectual thought. A poet, educator, lecturer, essayist, and novelist, she played a key role in the abolitionist and feminist movements, particularly in shaping the Black women's movement. Despite her influence, her work has remained largely overlooked.In Politics and Poetics, Melba Joyce Boyd explores Harper not only as an activist but as a writer deeply embedded in the African American struggle for "freedom and literacy." Boyd examines Harper's poetry, novels, and speeches through the lenses of race, gender, and class, tracing her radicalism across three periods: the abolitionist years, the pursuit of freedom, and the woman's era. Harper's feminist voice remains strong throughout, particularly as she critiques both slavery and the racism within white feminist circles. Boyd's analysis combines biographical context with thematic and structural insights, illuminating how Harper's art and politics merged to create a powerful, enduring legacy.

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