Essays discuss Ellison's major works, literary style, themes, influences, life, and career

Speaking for You: The Vision of Ralph Ellison

Literature & Fiction

John Wright

Larry Neal

R.W.B. Lewis

Michael S. Harper

Hollie West

James Alan McPHERSON

John M. Reilly

George E. Kent

Hortense Spillers

History & Criticism

Howard University Press

Book by Chin, Frank, Chan, Jeffery

Aiiieeeee! An Anthology of Asian-American Writers

Chin, Frank

Chan, Jeffery

Literary

Saw the House in Half

Jackman, Oliver

The Short Fiction of Charles W. Chesnutt

Charles W. Chesnutt

United States

How Europe Underdeveloped Africa

Business & Money

RODNEY, Walter

Economics

The Wayward and the Seeking: A Collection of Writings by Jean Toomer

Toomer, Jean

Out of our lives;: A selection of contemporary Black fiction

Quandra Prettyman Stadler

In 1974, it was a fervent idealist who wrote 'The Politics of Change.' After 8 years as Prime Minister of Jamaica and nearly 10 in opposition, Michael Manely's politics have been tempered by experience. Having been responsible for many of the enormous gains of the seventies, including the much improved status of the common man and the expansion of opportunity and political consciousness, Manley has also experienced the 'wilderness years' of opposition. He spent those years reflecting on his political views, and the Epilogue to 'The Politics of Change' sets out how those views have changed to suit Jamaica's new circumstances. Manley discusses imperialism, human rights, education, productivity; his own attitude toward communism, socialism, and the menace of drugs. Above all, as Prime Minister, he points a new way forward for the Jamaican people with his characteristic honesty, passion and commitment.

The Politics of Change: A Jamaican Testament

History

MANLEY, Michael

Americas

Book by Dates, Jannette L. and William Barlow. Edited By

Split Image : African Americans in the Mass Media

Politics & Social Sciences

Dates, Jannette (editor)

Barlow, William (editor)

Social Sciences

Rear cover notes: "AIIIEEEEE! is an anthology of the writings of fourteen accomplished Americans of Japanese, Chinese and Filipino descent. The editors say of their work, 'Asian-America, so long ignored and forcibly excluded from creative participation in American culture, is wounded, sad, angry, wearing and wondering, this is our AIIIEEEEE! It is more than a whine, shout or scream. This is fifty years of our whole voice.' The anthology begins with introductory material which chronicles the history of Asian and Pacific American literature. The provocative short stories, plays and excerpts from novels and autobiographies explore various themes, including identity, liberty, culture and tradition."

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