The Harlem Renaissance in Black and White

Part 1 modernism, and national culture: pragmatism and Americanism the Americanization of race and culture cultural pluralism and national identity cultural nationalism and the lyrical Left. Part 2 transformation of literary institutions: The Crisis and the nation's conscience toward a new negro aesthetic reading these United States - The Nation and The New Republic the native arts of radicalism and/or V.F. Calverton, The Modern Quarterly and an anthology mediating and nation - the cultural politics of The Messenger Superior Intellectual Vaudeville - American Mercury black writing and modernist publishing. Part III Producing The New Negro: staging a Renaissance The New Negro - an interpretation.