Storia Nordamericana Vol. 7 no. 2 1990 -- Special Issue: African-Americans and the Urban Experience: A Collection of Essays by European Scholars

Torino, Italy: Rosenberg & Sellier, 1990. Paperback. [2], 163 p.; 24 cm. Paperback. Contents: Fighting to Overcome (But Failing): The Afro-American Female Urban Experience in Black Women's Fiction by Esther Alvarez-Lopez -- Tell Me About the Big City: The City in Black Women's Literature by Anna Koenen -- Between Sanctified Hill and Pride Terrace: Urban Ideals and Rural Working-Class Experience in Black Communities in Harlan County, Kentucky by Alessandro Portelli -- The Multiplicity of Afro-American Kin Networks in the Urban Setting by Helene Le Dantec-Lowry -- Jass: from "Race" Music to "Art" Music? When Jazz Was "Popular" Music: Incorporation and Transformation by Christen K. Thomsen -- The Stomping of the Blues in Urban America or the Emergence of a Blues Culture: 1900-1930 by Genevieve Fabre -- Class, Race, Gender and Public Rituals: The New York African-American Community in the Civil War Era by Alessandra Lorini -- African-Americans and the "American Dream": The Dilemma Continues by Remco van Cappelleveen. In Very Good+ Condition: corners slightly creased; clean and tight. Very Good +. Item #008965
ISBN: 8870115038

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