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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Biographical Note Acknowledgments Preface by Saul Bellow Introduction by John F. Callahan Editor’s Note February A Congress Jim Crow Didn’t Attend Flamenco “Tell It Like It Is, Baby” SHADOW AND ACT
Introduction I. THE SEER AND THE SEEN That Same Pain, That Same Pleasure: An Interview Twentieth-Century Fiction and the Black Mask of Humanity Change and Joke and Slip the Yoke Stephen Crane and the Mainstream of American Fiction Richard Wright’s Blues Beating That Boy Brave Words for a Startling Occasion The World and the Jug Hidden Name and Complex Fate The Art of Fiction: An Interview II. SOUND AND THE MAINSTREAM Living with Music The Golden Age, Time Past As the Spirit Moves Mahalia On Bird, Bird-Watching and Jazz The Charlie Christian Story Remembering Jimmy Blues People III. THE SHADOW AND THE ACT Some Questions and Some Answers The Shadow and the Act The Way It Is Harlem Is Nowhere An American Dilemma: A Review
Working Notes for Invisible Man A Special Message to Subscribers Indivisible Man James Armistead Lafayette Commencement Address at the College of William and Mary Address to the Harvard College Alumni, Class of 1949 Haverford Statement Homage to William L. Dawson Alain Locke Roscoe Dunjee and the American Language Presentation to Bernard Malamud of the Gold Medal for Fiction Introduction to the Thirtieth Anniversary Edition of Invisible Man GOING TO THE TERRITORY
The Little Man at Chehaw Station On Initiation Rites and Power: A Lecture at West Point What These Children Are Like The Myth of the Flawed White Southerner If the Twain Shall Meet What America Would Be Like Without Blacks Portrait of Inman Page: A Dedication Speech Going to the Territory An Extravagance of Laughter Remembering Richard Wright Homage to Duke Ellington on His Birthday The Art of Romare Bearden Society, Morality and the Novel “A Very Stern Discipline” The Novel as a Function of American Democracy Perspective of Literature
“A Completion of Personality”: A Talk with Ralph Ellison On Being the Target of Discrimination Bearden Notes for Class Day Talk at Columbia University Foreword to The Beer Can by the Highway Address at the Whiting Foundation About the Editor
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