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Answer questions completely!! 4 sentences minimum for each question except questions 19 and 27 which require 5 sentences.
1.Influenced by but not a member of the Harlem Renaissance___________________________ was openly gay and spent his last years in Paris.
2.______________________ is the female poet who composed a poem for President Clinton’s first inauguration. She was also a film studio executive and madam of a house of ill repute.
3.The first African American to win the Pulitzer Prize for poetry was _____________________.
4.._______________________________ is the writer from Prague whose most important works were not published in his lifetime and whose theme is alienation, most profoundly exhibited in his book The Metamorphosis.
5.The Imagist poet associated with unusual punctuation, spacing, brevity and capitalization is _________________________________________.
6. _______________________ escaped from her overbearing father to elope with her husband, Robert and wrote of her deep love for him in Sonnets From the Portuguese.
7.The rapper, who was born in Peru and raised in Harlem writes powerful lyrics such as those in “Dance With the Devil” , is_________________________________________________.
8. What was the Trail of Tears in the poem by by R. T. Smith?
9. Discuss the Harlem Renaissance and name 2 writers.
10. What is the difference between a sijo and a haiku?
11. _______________ lived in Mississippi most of his life and chronicled the post Civil War South and the troubled race relations there in his novels and short stories.
12. A female poet from Knoxville, TN and friend of the mother of Tupac Shakur, who explores the themes of possibility and loneliness is ___________________
13._____________________ is the writer who was incarcerated when he won acclaim for his writing and whose subject matter is life behind bars.
14.The powerful, Nobel Prize winning Irish poet, who sought to bring the country together by writing about legends, literary history and Greek myths, is___________________________________.
15.What is the difference between Rap and Hip Hop poetry according to Professor Benjamin Bowser?
16. Discuss the Black Arts Movement, the era and name two writers.
17. Discuss Magical Realism.
18. Discuss Greek theatre, the Tragic Hero, the Tragic Flaw and name two dramatists
19. __________________________________is the writer whose subject was apartheid in South Africa as shown by the different lives of two former friends.
20._____________________________is the author whose real name is Elaine Potter Richardson, who was born on the island of Antigua and wrote about her mother’s advice.
21. The Joy Luck Club is a novel based on the life experiences of the Asian-American writer______ , the Tragic________________________________.
22. ___________________________ is considered to be the Father of the Modern Short Story and a Master of Irony.
23.The Nobel Prize winning Japanese writer who committed suicide after a lengthy illness is_____________________________________.
24. ___________________________ has been called “surely the most influential writer of American short stories in the second half of the twentieth century” by The New York Times, and he wrote about themes with which he struggled such as alcoholism, loneliness and self-destruction.
25. Discuss Chinese poetry and name two poets.
26. What is The American Dream as depicted in Death of a Salesman, and did anyone achieve it? Why or Why not?
1.Influenced by but not a member of the Harlem Renaissance___________________________ was openly gay and spent his last years in Paris.
2.______________________ is the female poet who composed a poem for President Clinton’s first inauguration. She was also a film studio executive and madam of a house of ill repute.
3.The first African American to win the Pulitzer Prize for poetry was _____________________.
4.._______________________________ is the writer from Prague whose most important works were not published in his lifetime and whose theme is alienation, most profoundly exhibited in his book The Metamorphosis.
5.The Imagist poet associated with unusual punctuation, spacing, brevity and capitalization is _________________________________________.
6. _______________________ escaped from her overbearing father to elope with her husband, Robert and wrote of her deep love for him in Sonnets From the Portuguese.
7.The rapper, who was born in Peru and raised in Harlem writes powerful lyrics such as those in “Dance With the Devil” , is_________________________________________________.
8. What was the Trail of Tears in the poem by by R. T. Smith?
9. Discuss the Harlem Renaissance and name 2 writers.
10. What is the difference between a sijo and a haiku?
11. _______________ lived in Mississippi most of his life and chronicled the post Civil War South and the troubled race relations there in his novels and short stories.
12. A female poet from Knoxville, TN and friend of the mother of Tupac Shakur, who explores the themes of possibility and loneliness is ___________________
13._____________________ is the writer who was incarcerated when he won acclaim for his writing and whose subject matter is life behind bars.
14.The powerful, Nobel Prize winning Irish poet, who sought to bring the country together by writing about legends, literary history and Greek myths, is___________________________________.
15.What is the difference between Rap and Hip Hop poetry according to Professor Benjamin Bowser?
16. Discuss the Black Arts Movement, the era and name two writers.
17. Discuss Magical Realism.
18. Discuss Greek theatre, the Tragic Hero, the Tragic Flaw and name two dramatists
19. __________________________________is the writer whose subject was apartheid in South Africa as shown by the different lives of two former friends.
20._____________________________is the author whose real name is Elaine Potter Richardson, who was born on the island of Antigua and wrote about her mother’s advice.
21. The Joy Luck Club is a novel based on the life experiences of the Asian-American writer______ , the Tragic________________________________.
22. ___________________________ is considered to be the Father of the Modern Short Story and a Master of Irony.
23.The Nobel Prize winning Japanese writer who committed suicide after a lengthy illness is_____________________________________.
24. ___________________________ has been called “surely the most influential writer of American short stories in the second half of the twentieth century” by The New York Times, and he wrote about themes with which he struggled such as alcoholism, loneliness and self-destruction.
25. Discuss Chinese poetry and name two poets.
26. What is The American Dream as depicted in Death of a Salesman, and did anyone achieve it? Why or Why not?
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1. Influenced by but not a member of the Harlem Renaissance James Baldwin was openly gay and spent his last years in Paris. He was an African-American novelist, poet and essayist. “Notes of a Native Son” was the collection of his essays that explored the social issues related to racism, discrimination, sexual matters and poverty. He became openly gay, although he had relationships and marriage with women. Fearing discrimination, he sought exile in Paris, France, where he continued to write until his death in 1987.
2. Maya Angelou is the female poet who composed a poem for President Clinton’s first inauguration. She was also a film studio executive and madam of a house of ill repute. AN African American writer, poet, and activist, Maya Angelou wrote many books and poems in her career. She was also active in television, movies and plays. Due to her work, she received more than 50 honorary degrees and many awards in her lifetime. In her novel I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (1987), Angelou talks about her young life and that of other African-Americans in the US during the mid 20th century.
3. The first African American to win the Pulitzer Prize for poetry was Gwendolyn Elizabeth Brooks. A dedicated pot, Brooks started writing poems at the age of 13 with the piece “Eventide” published in the American Childhood, a children’s magazine. Her 1945 book of poems A Street in Bronzeville received worldwide appraisal, especially for its authenticity and portraits of life in Bronzeville, her hometown.
Born in 1917, Brooks received many other honors throughout her career in writing. For instance, she was the Poet Laureate of Illinois from 1968 until her death in 2000 as well as poet Laureate Consultatent in Poetry to the Library of Congress (appointed I 1985). She also taught literature and poetry in various institutions around the country, including Columbia College Chicago, Elmhurst College, City college of New York, Northeastern Illinois University and Chicago State University.
4. Franz Kafka is the writer from Prague whose most important works were not published in his lifetime and whose theme is alienation, most profoundly exhibited in his book The Metamorphosis.
Born into a family of Ashkenazi Jew in near the Old Town Square, Prague during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Kafka initially trained as a lawyer, later working in an insurance company, meaning that writing was a part-time job. His writings were mainly a combination of fantastic and realism. In addition, most of his works exhibited alienation, guilt, absurdity
2. Maya Angelou is the female poet who composed a poem for President Clinton’s first inauguration. She was also a film studio executive and madam of a house of ill repute. AN African American writer, poet, and activist, Maya Angelou wrote many books and poems in her career. She was also active in television, movies and plays. Due to her work, she received more than 50 honorary degrees and many awards in her lifetime. In her novel I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (1987), Angelou talks about her young life and that of other African-Americans in the US during the mid 20th century.
3. The first African American to win the Pulitzer Prize for poetry was Gwendolyn Elizabeth Brooks. A dedicated pot, Brooks started writing poems at the age of 13 with the piece “Eventide” published in the American Childhood, a children’s magazine. Her 1945 book of poems A Street in Bronzeville received worldwide appraisal, especially for its authenticity and portraits of life in Bronzeville, her hometown.
Born in 1917, Brooks received many other honors throughout her career in writing. For instance, she was the Poet Laureate of Illinois from 1968 until her death in 2000 as well as poet Laureate Consultatent in Poetry to the Library of Congress (appointed I 1985). She also taught literature and poetry in various institutions around the country, including Columbia College Chicago, Elmhurst College, City college of New York, Northeastern Illinois University and Chicago State University.
4. Franz Kafka is the writer from Prague whose most important works were not published in his lifetime and whose theme is alienation, most profoundly exhibited in his book The Metamorphosis.
Born into a family of Ashkenazi Jew in near the Old Town Square, Prague during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Kafka initially trained as a lawyer, later working in an insurance company, meaning that writing was a part-time job. His writings were mainly a combination of fantastic and realism. In addition, most of his works exhibited alienation, guilt, absurdity
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