26 10 650 https://digitallis.isg.siue.edu/files/original/7b9d80ec22e89a6bda52d73eab514158.pdf 511294144e14d34edaf79b4917970436 PDF Text Text BIBLIOGRAPHY This bibliography is designed to serve the needs of beginning and advanced students of Black Poetry. It is not intended to be exhaustive since many bibliographies repeat the same items. No attempt bas been made to cite the count- less single collections of poems because numerous checklists and specialized bibliographies are available. Moreover, most anthologies, critical studies and histories list individual collections--in selected bibliographies and biographies. Since many Black poets publish privately or with small and relatively unknown publishing houses, the student will want to examine listings and reviews in Black periodicals (Black World, Journal of Black Poetry, Freedomways, Black Books Bulletin, Black Creation, CLA Journal and others). Some Black publishing houses print title listings on the inside covers of their books. Scores of records and t pes of readings, films, broadsides (single poems), pamphlet publicati ns and tracts are also available from individuals or small publishing houses. Recently, such large recording companies as Folkways, Flying Dutchman and MoTown have begun to record and distribute Black Poetry. However, the task of locating and developing a checklist for the myriad publications and publishing activities of Black poets still awaits some serious student ot Black literature. For con- venience, a list of Black publishing companies is included at the end of this bibliography. �I BIBLIOGRAPHY GENERAL RESEARCH AIDS Adams, Russell L. Great Negroes, Past and Present. Chicago, 1964. The Arthur B. Spingarn Collection of Negro Authors. Washington, D.c., 1948. Bontemps, Arna. "The James Weldon Johnson Memorial Collection of Negro Arts and Letters." Ye.le University Library Gazette, XVIII (October 1943), 19-26. "Special Collections of Negroana. 11 Librarv Quarterly, XIV (1944), 187-206 Chapman, Abraham. The Negro in American Literature and a Bibliography of Literature by and about Negro Americans. Stevens Point, Wis., 1966. Deodene, Frank and William P. French. Black American poetry Since 1944, A Preliminary Checklist. Chatham, 1971. Dictionary Catalog of the Jesse E, Moorland Collec~ tion of Negro Life and History (at Howard University). 9 vols. Boston, 1970. Dictionary Catalog of the Schomburg Collection of Negro Literature & Histor. 11 vols. Boston, 1962, 1967. Drzick, Kathleen, John Murphy, and Constance Weaver. Annotated Bibliography of Works Relating to the Negro in Literature and to Negro Dialects. Kalamazoo, Mich., 1969. Du Bois, W.E.B. A Select Bibliography of the Negro American. 3rd ed. Atlanta, 1905. , and Guy B. Johnson. Encyclopedia of the --N-e-gro: Preparatory Volume. Rev. Ed. New York, 1946. Guzman, Jessie P., ed. Negro Year Boo~, Tuskegee, Ala., 1947. Index to Periodical Articles b and About Nero s formerly A Guide to Negro Periodical Literature and Index to Selected Periodical§). International Librar of Ne o Life and Histo • 10 vols. Washington, D.C., 1967-1969. Jahn, Hanheinz. A Bibliography of Neo-African iteratu e from Africa America and h bean. New York, 196. Johnson, Harry A. Multimedia Materials for AfroAmerican Studies, New York, 1971. Kaiser, Ernest. hThe Historv of Nei:rro Histor~r. 11 Negro Digest, XVII (February 1968), 10-15, -64-80 • • "Recent Books." Freedomways, in each issue. --- �McPherson, James, et al, eds. Blacks in America: Bibliographical Essays. New York, 1972. Major, Clarence. Dictionary of Afro-American Slang. New York, 1970. Miller, Elizabeth W. and Mary L. Fisher. The Negro in America: A Bibliography. 2nd ed. Cambridge, Mass., 1970. The Negro in Print: Bibliographic Survey. Porter, Dorothy B. 11Early American Negro Writings: A Bibliographical Study." Papers of the Biblio~ ra hical Societ of America, XX.XIX (1945), 192-2 • • North American Negro Poets: A Biblio-=--~a-:.1::.!.:hc=i~c~a~l~C:.!.:h~e~c~k=-=L!.:::i:..:::s~t~o:::,f-,::.T:.::h~e:.;:i:.:r_..:.;W:..:!;r...::i:....::t:...::i:...:.n=s~-"l::..J....:6::..::0::...-_,,l:..£!:=• Hattiesburg, Miss., 19 • Rowell, Charles H. 11A Bibliography of Bibliographies for the Study of Black American Literature and Folklore. 11 Black Experience, A Southern University Journal, LV (June 1969) 95-111. Smith, Jessie Carney. "Developing Collections of Black Literature." Black World. XX (June 1971), 18-29 Turner. Darwin T. Afro-American Writers. _.;,, • • New York, 1970. Work, Monroe Tu. A Bibliography of the Negro in Africa and America. New York, 1928. Yellin, Jean Fagan. "An Index of Literary Materials in The Crisis, 1910-1934: Articles, Belles-Lettres, and Book Reviews." CIA Journal, XIV (1971), 452-465. - -.1;;;- PERIODICAU Amistad Black Academy Review Black Books Bulletin Black Creation Black Orpheus: A Journal of African and Afro-American . Literature The Black Position Black Review The Black Scholar Black Theatre Black World (formerly Negro Digest) CLA Journal Controntation: A Journal of Third World Literature The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races Douglass' Monthly Essence Freedomways �PERIODICALS (cont'd) The Journal of Black Poetr The Journal of Black Studies The Journal of Negro History Negro American Literature Forum Negro History Bulletin Nkombo Nommo Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life Phylon: The Atlanta University Review of Race and ,culture Presence Africaine: Cultural Revue of the Negro World Roots: A Journal of Critical and Creative Expression Soulbook Studies in Black Literature Umbra Yardbird Reader ANTHOLOGIES (NOTE: Most, but not all, of the following anthologies are devoted primarily to Black Poetry.) Adams, William, Peter Conn, and Barry Slepian, eds. Afro-American Literature: Poetry. Boston, 1970. Adoff, Arnold, ed. Black Out Loud: An Anthology of Modern Poems by Black Americans. New York, 1970. , ed. I Am the Darker Brother: An Anthology --o-r-Modern Poems by Black Americans. New York, 1968. , ed. The Poetry of Black America. New York, --19-73. Afro-Arts Anthology. Newark, 1966. Alhamisi, Ahmed and Harun K. Wangara, eds. Black Arts: An Anthology of Black Creations. Detroit, 1970. Baker, Houston A., Jr., ed. Black Literature in America. New York, 1971. Barksdale, Richard and Kenneth Kinnamon, eds. Black Writers of America. New York, 1972. BCD. Soul Session. Newark, 1969. ~lack History Museum Committee of Philadelphia. Black Poets Write On. Philadelphia, 1969 (?). Bontemps, Arna, ed. American Negro Poetry. New York, 1963. Brawley, Benjamin, ed. Early Negro American Writers. Chapel Hill, N.C., 1935. Brooks, Gwendolp., ed. A Broadside Treasury. Detroit, 1971. P-d o JV!od---.,,,n <:1nd D(")rte111p0r ' ,,,,.,,.,,.,; can P0E>t F- . O'"'to , 1 97"> . ¾rneJ l, BE;3r>r:i<:1rd ' • , �ANTHOLOGIES (cont'd) , ed. Jump Bad: A New Chicago Anthology. --n-e-troit, 1971. Brown, Sterling A., Arthur P. Davis, and Ulysses Lee, eds. The Negro Caravan. New York, 1941; Arno, 1969. Cade, Toni, ed. The Black Woman: An Anthology. New York, 1970. Calverton, Victor F., ed. Anthology of American Negro Literature. New York, 1929. Chambers, Bradford and Rebecca Moon, eds. Right On: Anthology of Black Literature. New York, 1970. Chapman, Abraham, ed. Afro-American Slave Narratives. New York, 1970. , ed. Black Voices: An~tlthology of Afro-American --L-i~terature. New York, 1968. , ed. New Black Voices. New York, 1971. ~c-1-a-r-k-e, John Henrik, ed. Harlem: Voices from the Soul of Black America. New York, 1970. Coombs, Orde, ed. We Speak as Liberators: Young Black Poets. New York, 1970. Cornish, Sam and Lucian w. Dixon. Chicor y: Young Voices From the Black Ghetto. New York, 1969. Cromwell, Oteliz, Lorenzo D. Turner, and Eva B. Dykes, , eds. Readings from Negro Authors. ·New York, 1931. , ◊~~ ~!cruise, Harold. The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual.) o--lk-1:'i! \..~· New York, 1967. Cullen, Countee, ed. Caroling Dusk: An Anthology of Verse by Negro Poets. New York, 1927. Cunard, Nancy, ed. Negro Anthology. London, 1934. Danner, Margaret. Regroup. Richmond, Va., 1969 • • The Brass House. Richmond, Va., 1968. •n-a-v~i-s-, Arthur P. and Saunders Redding, eds. Cavalcade: Negro American Writing from 1760 to the Present. Boston, 1971. Davis, Charles T. and Daniel Walden, eds. On Being Black: Writings by Afro-Americans from Frederick Douglass to the Present. New York, 1970. Dreer, Herman, ed. American Literature by Negro Authors. New York, 1950. Emanuel, James A. and Theodore Gross, eds. Dark Symphony: Negro Literature in America. New York, 1968. Ford, Nick Aaron, ed. Black Insights: Significant Literature by Arro-Americans-1760 to the Present. Waltham, Mass., 1971. Freedman, Frances s., ed. The Black American Experienc! A New Anthology of Black Literature. New York, 1970. Giovanni, Nikki. Night Comes Softly. Newa.J-~> '. 1971' . �ANTHOLOGIES (cont'd) Haslam, Gerald W., ed. Forgotten Pages of American Literature. Boston, 1970. Hayden, Robert, ed. Kaleidoscope: Poems by American Negro Poets. New York, 1967. , David Burrows, and Frederick Lapides, eds. ----A-r-ro-American Literature. New York, 1971. Henderson, David, ed. Umbra Blaekworks Anthology 1970-1971. New York, 1971. Henderson, Stephen. Understanding the New Black Poetry. New York, 1973. Hill, Herbert, ed. Soon, One Morning: New Writing by American Negroes, 1940-1962. New York, 1963. Hughes, Langston, ed. The Book of Negro Humor. New York, 1966. , , ..L. , ed. La Poesie N~gro-Americaine. Paris: --E!i-a-itions Seghers, 1966. ed. New Negro Poets U.S.A. Bloomington, Ind., 4 ----1-9..,..6 • and Arna Bontemps, eds. The Poetry of the NeFTQ, 171j.6-l970. Rev. ed. Garden City, N.Y., 1970. Johnson, Charles s., ed. Ebony and Topaz: A Collectanea. New York, 1927. Johnson, James Weldon, ed. The Book of American Negro Poetry. Rev. ed. New York, 1931. . , ed. The Book of American Negro Spirituals. --N-ew- York, 1925; The Second Book of Negro Spirituals. New York, 1926. Jones, LeRoi and Larry Neal, eds. Black Fire: Art Anthology of Afro-American Writing. New York, 1968. Jordan, June, ed. Soulscript: Afro-Americ n Poetry. Garden City, N.Y., 1970. Kearns, Francis E., ed. The Black Experience: An Anthology of American Literature for the 1970's. New York, 1970. Kendricks, Ralph, ed. Afro-American Voices: 1770'sl970's. New York, 1970. Kerlin, Robert T., ed. Negro Poets and Their Poems. 2nd ed. Washington, D.C., 1935. King, Woodie. Black Spirits: A Festival of New Black Poets in America. New York, 1972. Knight, Etheridge, ed. Black Voices from Prison. New York, 1970. Lanusse, Armand, ed. Creole Voices: Poems in French b Free Men of Color. Ed. Edward M. Coleman. Centennial ed. Washington, D.C., 1945. �ANTHOLOGIES (cont'd) Locke, Alaine, ed. Four Negro Poets. New York, 1927. , ed. The New Negro: An Interpretation. New - ....Y.,...o-rk, 1925. Lomax, Alan and Raoul Abdul, eds. 3000 Years of Black Poetry. New York, 1970. ~Lowen:f'els, Walter, ed. In A Time of Revolution: Poems From our Third World. New York, 1969. Major, Clarence, ed. The New Black Poetry. New York, 1969. Miller, Adam David, ed. Dices or Black Bones: Black Voices of the Seventies. Boston, 1970. Miller, Ruth, ed. Blackamerican Literature 1760-Present. Beverly Hills, Calif., 1971. Moon, Bucklin, ed. Primer for White Folks. Garden City, N.Y., 1945. Murphy, Beatrice, ed. Negro Voices. New York, 1938 • • Ebony Rhythm. New York, 1948 and 1968. - - - . Today's Negro Voices. New York, 1970. Nelson, Alice Dunbar, ed. Masterpieces of Negro Eloquence. New York, 1914. Nicholas, Xavier, ed. Poetry of Soul. New York, 1971. "-r ' . o f 0 1Danie~, Thurman, ed. Langston Hughes, Black Genius: ) ,..t:, G""' ->-\.. A Cr1 ti cal Evaluation. New York, 1971. . Osofsky, Gilbert, ed. Puttin' on Ole Massa: The Slave Narratives of Henry Bibb, William W. Brown, and Solomon Northrup. New York, 1969. Patterson, Lindsay, ed. An Introduction to Black Literature in America from l to the Present. Washington, D.C., 19 9. Perkins, Eugene, ed. Black Expressions: An Anthology of New Black Poets. Chicago, 1967. Poems by Blacks, vol. I. Fort Smith, Arkansas, 1970. , Vol. II. Fort Smith, Arkansas, 1972. - - - , Vol. III . (Pinkie Gordon Lane, ed.). Fort Smith, Arkansas, 1973. Pool, Rosey E., ed. Beyond the Blues: New Poems by American Negroes. J'.:ympne, Kent, Entland, 1962 • • Ik Ben de Nieuwe Neger. The Hague: Bert --B-a-kker, 1964. Porter, Dorothy, ed. Early Negro Writing, 1760-1837. Boston, 1971. Randall, Dudley, ed. Black Poetry: A Suoolement to Anthologies Which Exclude Black Poets. Detroit, 1969. and Margaret Burroughs, eds. For Malcolm: Poems on the Life and Deatb of Malcolm X. Detroit, 1969. , ed. The Black Poets. New York, 1971. _R_e_d_m_o-nd, Eugene. Sides of the River: A Mini Antholo gy of Black Writings. ~~,rs ,·J..o ,s;1 u,_-,-.•• , 1970. A. ~n .l!,., ,~pn · a Co 11· pr, eds & Afro - A 0ri r ~n * W~ • Richa • • An rn-1--ho orr,y ,,-f P,,..o -; ""10 Poetry . 2 v 7 ,.. . u , ,. , 7,,-- - , " �ANTHOLOGIES (cont 1 d) Reed, Ishmael, ed. 19 Necromancers from Now: An Anthology of Original American Writing for the 70s. Garden City, N.Y., 1970. Robtnson, William H., ed. Early Black American Poets. Dubuque, Iowa, 1969. Rodgers, Carolyn M., ed. For Love of Our Brothers. Chicago, 1970. Schulberg, Budd, ed. From the Ashes: Voices of Watts. New York, 1967. Shuman, R. Baird, ed. A Galaxy of Black Writing.~ ~ Durham, N. c., 1970. I , ed. Nine Black Poets. Durham, N.C., 1968. -s-o-u-1-session. Newark, 1970 (?) Stanford, Barbara Dodds, ed. I, Too, Sing America: Black Voices in American Literature. New York, 1971. Ten: An Anthology of Detroit Poets. Fort Smith, Arkansas, 1968. ' Troupe, Quincy, ed. Watts Poets and Writers. Los Angeles, 1968. Turner, Darwin T., ed. Black American Literature: Poetry. Columbus, Ohio, 1970. Watkins, Sylvester c., ed. AntholoEY of American Negro Literature. New York, 1944. White, Newman I. and Walter C. Jackson, eds. An AnthologLof Verse by American Negroes. Durham, N.C., 1924. Wilentz, Ted and Tom Weatherly, eds. Natural Process: An Anthology of New Black Poetry. New York, 1971. Woodson, Carter G., ed. Negro Orators and Their Orations. Washington, D.C., 1925. LITERARY HISTORY AND CRITICISM (General) Allen, Samuel. "Negritude and Its Relevance to the American Negro Writer. 11 The Amer.lean erro Writer and His Roots. New York, 1960. Pp. ' -20 ~he American Negro Writer and His Root~. New York, 19 o. Baraka, Imamu Amiri (LeRoi Jones). "The Black Aesthetic." Negro Digest, XVIII (September 1969), 5-6. Bontemps, Arna. "The Black Renaissance of the Twent es, 11 Black World, XX (November 1970), 5-9 • • "Famous WPA Authors. 11 Negro Digest, VIII ---r-o(J'-une 1950), 43-47 . • "The Harlem Renaissance. 11 The Saturday Review --o-r-Literature, XXX (March 22, 1947), 12-13, 44 • • "The Negro Contribution to American Letters." --Th..-e American Negro Reference Book. Ed. John P. Davis. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., 1966. Pp. 850-878. �LITERARY HISTORY AND CRITICISM (General) • "The New Black Renaissance." Negro Digest, --x-r-(November 1961), 52-58. , ed. The Harlem Renaissance Remembered. New __ Y....o-rk, 1972. Brawley, Benjamin. "The Negro in American Literature." The Bookman, LVI (October 1922), 137-141. Bronz, Stephen H. Roots of Negro Racial Consciousness: The 1920's: Three Harlem Renaissance Author~. New York, 1964. Brooks, Russell. "The Comic Spirit and the Negro's New Look. 11 CLA Journal, VI (1962), 35-43. Brown, Lloyd W. "Black Entitles: Names as Symbols in Ai.'ro-American Literature." Studies in Black Literature, I (Spring 1970), 16-44. Brown, Sterling A. 11 The American Race Problem as Rei.'lected in American Literature." The Journal of Negro Education, VIII (1939), 275-290 • • "The New Negro in Literature (1925-1955). 11 --Th-e New Negro Thirty Years Afterward. Ed. Rayford w. Logan et al. Washington, D.C., 1955. Pp 57-72. Calverton, Victor F. The Liberation of American Literature. New York, 1932 • • "The Negro and American Culture." The Saturday --R-ev-iew of Literature, XXII (September 21, 1940), 3-4. Cayton, Horace R. "Ideological Forces in the Work of Negro Writers." Anger, and Beyond: The Negro x~riter in the United States. Ed. Herbert Hill. New York, 1966. Pp. 37-50. Chapman, Abraham. "The Harlem Renaissance in Literary History. 11 CLA Journal, XI (1967), 38-58. Clarke, John Henrik. "The Neglected Dimensions of the Harlem Renaissance." Black World, XX (November 1970) 118-129 • • "The Origin and Growth of Afro-American Litera---.-t-u-re. 11 Negro Digest, XVII (December 1967), 54-67. Clay, Eugene. "The Negro in Recent American Literature." American Writers' Congress. Ed. Henry Hart. New York, 193;-. pp": 14.5-15"3. o lo uium on Ne r Art: First World Festival of Negro W (1966. Presence Africaine Editions, 1968. Conrad, Earl. uAmerican Viewpoint: Blues School of Literature." The Chicago Defender, December 22, 1945, p. 11. Cook, Mercer and Stephen Henderson. The Militant Black Writer in Africa and the United States. Madison, ... _Wis., 1969 • ...,__-;,;;Cullen, Countee. 11The Dark Tower. 11 Opportunity, monthly column, 1926-1928. -l~ Jl"'J <"P , 'A~ nr') l • ·r " York, 196 i 0-ri ,...~ C" l')f' t.he J~r:ro I �LITERARY HISTORY AND CRITICISM (General) Davis, Arthur P. "Growing up in the New Negro Renaissance: 1920-1935." Negro American Literature Forum, II (1968), 53-59. Dillard, J.L. Black English. New York. 1972. Du Bois, W.E.B. The Souls of Black Folk. Chicago, 1903. Ellison, Ralph. Shadow and Act. New York, 1964. Evans, Mari. "Contemporary Black Literature. 11 Black World, XIX (June 1970), 4, 93-94. Ford, Nick Aaron. Annual "Critical Survey of Significant Belles Lettres by and About Negroes." Phylon, XXII (1961), 119-134; XXV (1964), 123•134 • • "Black Literature and the Problem of Eval__u_a...,...tion. 11 College English, XXXII (1971), 536-54 7. _____• Black Studies: Threat or Challenge? Port "'\'/,.~O,... Washington, N.Y., 1973. , ,vr::. 1,o O~J D• Fuller, Hoyt W. "Black Images and ·white Critics. 11·1 ~e~~t!A)/~~-5 • "The Ne gro Writer in the United States. 11 e,"' ---E--b-ony, XX (November 1964), 126-134 • Negro Di gest and Black World, - -monthly - • "Perspectives." column. , ed. "A Survey: Black Writers' Views on Lit--er-ary Lions and Values," Negro Digest, XVII ( January 1968), 10-48, 81-89. Gayle, Addison, Jr., ed. The Black Aesthetic. Garden City, N.Y., 1971. , ed. Black Expression: Essays by and About --B-=--1-ack Americans in the Creative Arts. New York, 1969. Gerald, Carolyn. 11 The Black Writer and His Role." Negro Digest. XVIII (January 1969), 42-48. Haskins, Jim and Hugh F. Butts, M.D. The Psychology of Black Language. New York, 1973. Haslam, Gerald W. "The Awakening of American Negro Literature 1619-1900. 11 The Black American Writer. Ed. C.W.E. Bigsby. Deland, Fla., 1969. Vol. II, pp. 41-51. • "Two Traditions in Afro-American Literature. 11 --R-e-search Studies, A Quarterly Publication of Washington State University, XXXVII (September 1969), 183-193. Hill, Herbert. "The Negro Writer and the Creative Imagination." Arts in Society, V (1968), 244-255. Huggins, Nathan I. Harlem Renaissance. New York, 1971. Hughes, Langston. The Big Sea. New York, 1940 • • I Wonder as I Wander. New York, 19.56. - - - . "The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain. " The Nation, CXXII (1926), 692-694. �LITERARY HISTORY AND CRITICISM ( General) "To Negro Writers." American Writers' Congress. Henry Hart. New York, 1935. Pp. 139-141 • • "The Twenties: Harlem and Its Ne gritude." --A---r-rican Forum, I (Spring 1 19?6), ll-20. Jackson, Blyden. Annual "Resume of Ne gro Literature." Phylon, XVI {1955), 5-12; XVII (1956), 35-40. Jahn, Janheinz. Nee-African Literature: A History of Black Writing. New York, 1968. Jeffers, Lance. "Afro-American Literature, The Conscience of Man." The Black Scholar, II (January --E-a-. • 1971), 47-53. Johnson, Charles S. "The Nee;ro Enters Literature." Carolina Magazine, LVII (May 1927), 3-9, 44-48. Johnson, James Weldon. Along This Way. New York, 1933. Jones, LeRoi (Imamu Amiri Baraka). Home: Social Essays. New York, 1966. -Keller, Joseph. "Black Writing and the ·white Critic. 11 Negro American Literature Forum, III (1969), 103-110. Kent, George E. Blackness and the Adventure of Western Culture. Chicago, 1971. Kil gore, James C. "The Case for Black Literature." Negro Di~est, XVIII (July 1969), 22-25,66-69. Killens, John Oliver. "Another Time Wh en Black Was Beautiful." Black World, XX (November 1970), 20-36. Lamming, George. "The Negro Writer and His World." Pr~sence Africaine, Nos. 8-10 (June-November 1956), pp. 324-332. Lash, John. Annual "Critical Summary of Literature by and About Negroes." Phvlon, XVIII (19~7), 7-24; XIX (1958), 143-154, 247-257; XX (1959), 115-131; XXI (1960), 111-123. Llorens, David. "What Contemporary Black Writers are Saying ." Nommo, I (Winter 1969), 24-27 . • '~ riters Converge at Fisk University." Negro - .....D.....i-gest, XV (June 1966), 54-68. Locke, Alain, ed. The New Negro: An Interpretation. New York, 1925. Loggins, Vernon. The Negro Author: His Development in America to 1900. New York, 1931. Murray, Albert. The Omni-Americans: New Perspectives on Black Experience and American Culture. New York, 1970 • • South Again to A Very Old Place. New York, ---1-9-7. Neal, Larry. "Any Day Now: Black Art and Black Liberation. 11 Ebony. XXIV (August 1969), 54-58, 62. "Our Prize Winners and What They Say of Themselves." Opportunity, IV (1926), 188-189. ~edding, Saunders. "American Negro Literature. 11 The American Scholar, XVIII (1949}, 137-148. ~ 1np11~..-. 1 T'h ~rrrn.., n, Ari ., ·V8 7 l"ti.o �LITERARY HISTORY AND CRITICISM (General) • "The Negro Writer. and His Relationship to --n-i-s Roots. 11 The American Negro Writer and His Roots. New York, 1960. Pp 1-8 • • To Make a Poet Black. Chapel Hill, N.C., __1,_9..,..39. Rourke, Constance. "Tradition for a Negro Literature . " Roots of American Culture. New York, 1942. Pp. 262-274. Shapiro, Karl. "The Decolonization of' American Literature." Wilson Library Bulletin, XX.XIX {196.5), 842-853. Spingarn, Arthur B. "Books by Negro Authors." The Crisis, 1938-196.5, annual feature. Thurman, Wallace. "Negro Artists and the Negro." The New Republic, LII (August 31, 1927), 37-39. Turner, Darwin T. "Afro-American Literary Critics." Black World~ XIX (July 1970), .54-67 • • "The Teaching of Afro-American Literature." --c-o--llege English, XX.XI (1970), 666-670. A Williams, She r l~y. Gfve Birth to Brightness: ~Thematic Study in Neo-Black Literature. New YOrk, 1~72. (Poetry) Bailey, Leaonead. Broadside Authors: A Biographical Directory. Detroit, 1971. Barksdale, Richard K. "Trends in Contemporary Poetry." Phylon. XIX {19.58), 408-416 • • "Urban Crisis and the Black Poetic Avant--G-a-rde. " Nee;ro American Literature Forum, III (1969), 40-44. Bennett, M. , W. "Negro Poets. 11 Negro History Bulletin, IX (1946), 171-172, 191. Berger, Art. "Negroes with Pens." Mainstream, XVI (July 1963), 3-6. Bland, Edward. "Racial Bias and Negro Poetry." Poetry, LXIII (1944), 328-333. Bone, Robert. "American Negro Poets: A French View. 11 Tri-Quarterly, No. 4 (1965), pp 18.5-195. Bontemps, Arna. "American Negro Poetry." The Crisis, LXX • (1963), .509. "Negro Poets, Then and Now. " --(l,__950), 355-360. Phylon, XI v �LITERARY HISTORY AND CRITICISM (Poetry) Braithwaite, William Stanley. "Some Contemporary Poets of the Negro Race." The Crisis, XVII (1919), 275-280. Breman, Paul. "Poetry Into the •Sixties." The Black American Writer. Ed. c.w.E. Bigsby. Deland, Fla., 1969. Vol. II, pp 99-109. Brooks, Gwendolyn. "Poets Who Are Negro. 11 Phylon, XI (1950), 312 • • Report from Part One. Detroit, 1972. 11 ---. Introduction. 11 The Poetry of Black America. Arnold Adoff, ed. New York, 1973. Brown, Sterling A. "The Blues. 11 Phylon, XIII (1952), 286-292 • • "Negro Folk Expression: Spirituals, Seculars, 11 Phylon, XIV (1953), 4.5-61 • Negro Poetry and Drama. Washington, D.C., __B_a.._llads, and Songs. • --1"""9--37 • • Outline for the Study of the Poetry of American --N-e-groes. New York, 1931. Cartey, Wilfred. "Four Shadows of Harlem." Negro Digest, XVIII (August 1969), 22-25. Chapman, Abraham. "Black Poetry Today." Arts in Society, V (1968), 401-408. Charters, Samuel B. The Poetry of the Blues. New York, 1963. Collier, Eugenia W. "Heritage from Harlem. 11 Black World, XX (November 1970), 52-59. • "I Do Not Marvel, Countee Cullen." CLA --J-o-urnal, XI (1967), 73-87. Davis, Arthur P. "The New Poetry of Black Hate. 11 CLA Journal, XIII (1970), 382-391. Daykin, Walter I. •~ace Consciousness in Negro Poetry." Sociology and Social Research, XX (1936), 98-10,5. Echeruo, M.J.C. "American Negro Poetry. 11 Phylon,, XXIV (1963), 62-68. Ellison, Martha. "Velvet Voices Feed on Bitter Fruit: A Study of American Negro Poetry." Poet and Critic, IV (Winter 1967-1968), 39-49. Ely, Effie Smith. "American Negro Poetry." The Christian Century, XL (1923), 366-367. Flasch, Joy. Melvin B, Tolson. New York, 1973. Furay, Michael. 11Africa in Negro American Poetry to 1929." African Literature Today, II (1969), 32-41. Garrett, DeLois. 1'bream Motif in Contemporary Negro Poetry." English Journal, LIX (1970), 767-770. �LITERARY HISTORY AND CRITICISM (Poetry) -~--- Garrett, Naomi M. "Racial Motifs in Contemporary -~ A ~ r j . ~ ench Negro Poetry. 11 West Virginia _......Universit Phil ical Pa ers, XIV (1963), 80-101. Gibson, Donald B, ed. Modern Black Poets: A Collection of Critical Essays. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., 1973. Glicksberg, Charles I. 11 Negro Poets and the American Tradition." The Antioch Review, VI (1946), 243-253. Good, Charles Hamlin. "The First American Negro Literary Movement." Opportunity, X (1932), 76-79. Heath, Phoebe Anne. "Negro Poetry as an Historical Record." Vassar Journal of Undergraduate Studies, III (May 1928), 34-52. Horne, Franks. "Black Verse." Opportunity, II (1924), 330-332. Johnson, Charles S. "Jazz Poetry and Blues." Carolina Magazine, LVIII (May 1928), 16-20. Johnson, James Weldon, "Preface." The Book of American Negro Poetry. Ed. James Weldon Johnson. New York, 1931. Pp. 3-48. Kerlin, Robert T. "Conquest by Poetry." 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(fle,.;.;, ' jNe fll1-/<..1l'f, Handy, W.C. and Abbe Niles, eds. Treasury of the Blues. New York, 1949. Harris, Joel Chandler. Daddy Jake the Runaway, and Short Stories Told After Dark. New York, 1889. Jones, LeRoi (Imamu Amiri Baraka). Black Music. New York, 1967 • • Blues People: Negro Music in White America. --N~ew- York, 1963. Krebhiel, Henry Edward. Afro-American Folksongs: A_ Study in Racial and National Music. New York, 1914. Lovell, John. 11Reflections on the Ori gins of the Ne gro Spiritual." Negro American Literature Forum, III (1969), 91-97. McGhee, Nancy B. 11 The Folk Sermon: A Facet of the Black Literary Heritage. 11 CLA Journ 1, XIII (1969), 57-61. Odum, Howard W. and Guy B. Johnson. The Negro and His Songs. Chapel Hill, N.C., 1925 . • Negro Workaday Songs. Chapel Hill, N.C., 1926. -0-1-i-v-er-, Paul. Blues Fell This Morning: The Meaning of the Blues. New York, 1960. Scarborough, W.W. 11 Negro Folklore and Dialect. 11 Arena, XVII (1897), 186-192. Talley, T.W. 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In copyright. <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Redmond, Eugene B. https://digitallis.isg.siue.edu/files/original/2b961a62f2a23a95261fda8bfd5e2508.pdf 61a84f3528a089885c5e0e09b8d4f26b PDF Text Text HANDB~ b a ~ JRY by ~ugene B. Redmond This book is designed to augment courses in Black Poetry (or Black Literature) and to complement related areas of study: American Literature, Black Studies, African Literature or Studies, American Poetry, English Poetry, Humanities, Music, History, etc. It is also prepared with community-oriented persons in mind: Those desiring to develop writing or literature clubs, Black History study groups, special workshops and seminars for community gatherings or to commemo~ate an ~portant event or person. Outline I Introducti.on(Problems, range, Black identity, needs, etc.) II Course Anatemy and Development; Primary Texts A. Discussion of course organization and texts, including lengthy textbook lists and suggested related veadings. B. A unit-by-unit breakdown/discussion of a course in Black Poetry; the six units cover Black Poetry from 1746 to the present; eacnunit includes a Literary/Social Background and related sub-topics. III Exploring Black Poetry: Classroom Dynamics A. Detailed discussion of meaning and form in Black Poetry, including comments on reading the poetry silently and aloud. B. Commentary/explication using a represent~tive selection of poems 1D reinforce theories and statements already advanced. c. IV Student exercises including in-class and out-o~-class reports; also, a list of recording artists and Black orators mose works can be studieA in conjunction with the literary poetry. Glossory of selected terms used in the study of Black Literature in general and Black Poetry in particular{optional). (over) �V Brief note \warnings/suggestions) to teachers of Black Literature/ Poetry. VI Selected Bibliography, including.A. note which considers some of the specific problems of the student of Black Poetry and the Black hxperience. Note: This handbook is not intended as an anthology since so many such compilations exist. tiather it is seen as a correlative to the study of Black Poetry and Black Literature in general• yearly As a teacher-poet who/travels throughout the couatry to lecture c on/read Black Poetry, I have first hand knowledge of the needs of most teachers in this area. A handy guide to Black Poetry-- • in view of the countless anthologies and single collections• and the high interest in the subject--is the number one priority as far as teachers and students are concerned. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Eugene B. Redmond Digital Collection Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context EBRWritings_07_08_02 Title A name given to the resource Handbook to Black Poetry, overview-outline, typed manuscript with handwritten edits Relation A related resource Eugene B. Redmond Digital Collection Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For digital rights and permissions, see <a href="https://www.siue.edu/lovejoy-library/about/policies.shtml">https://www.siue.edu/lovejoy-library/about/policies.shtml</a> or contact <a href="mailto:library@siue.edu">library@siue.edu</a> for direct inquiries. In copyright. <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Redmond, Eugene B. Description An account of the resource Handbook to Black Poetry, overview-outline, copy 4 https://digitallis.isg.siue.edu/files/original/9406075f94798cf15a6b9f6ceae69b82.pdf 0773fbb4a6615ce9668319e9ba59bbdd PDF Text Text \j I ', \ \ \ HANDBOOD TO BLACK POETRY (overview-Outline) by Eugene B. Redmond This book is designed to augment courses in Black Poetry (or Black Literature) and to complement related areas of study: American Literature, Black Studies, African Literature or Studies, American Poetry, English Poetry, Humanities, Music, History, etc. in mind: It is also prepared with community-oriented persons Those desiring to develop writing or literature clubs, Black History study groups, special workshops and seminars for community gatherings or to commemorate an important event or person. Outline I. II. III. Introduction (Problems, range, Black identity, needs, e c.) Course Anatomy and Development; Primary Texts A. Discussion of course organization and texts, including lengthy textbook lists and suggested related readings. B. A unit-by-unit breakdown/discussion of a course in Black Poetry; the six units cover Black Poetry from 1746 to the present; ecCl:::h unit includes a Literary/Social. Backgr ound and related sub-topics. Exploring Black Poetry: Classroom Dynamics A. Detailed discussion of meaning and form in Black Poetry, including comments on reading the poetry silently and aloud. B. Commentary/explication using a representative selection of poems to reinforce theories and statements already advanced. • C. IV. v. Student exercises including in-class and out-of-class reports; also, a list of recording artists and Black orators whose works can be studied in conjunction with the literary poetry. • Gloss ry of selected terms used in the study of Black Literature in general and Black Poetry in particular (optional). Brief note (warnings/suggestions) to teachers of Black Literature/Poetry • • �1 r' I .• • VI. Selected Bibliography, including a note which considers some of the specific problems of the student of Black Poetry and the Black Experience. NOTE: This handbook is not intended as an anthology since so many such compilations exist. Rather it is seen as a correlative to the study of Black Poetry and Black Literature in general. As a teacher-poet sho yearly travels throughout the country to lecture on/read Black Poetry, I have first hand knowledge of the needs of most teachers in this area. A handy guide to Black Poetry--in view of the countless anthologies and single collections, and the high interest in the subject--is the number one priority as far as teachers and students are concerned. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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In copyright. <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Redmond, Eugene B. https://digitallis.isg.siue.edu/files/original/bc3c1b284dfe9891448f3401a730863d.pdf 2e0ef86599e45d7bef27029dbdaca9f9 PDF Text Text i Southern Illinois University Central File School Year 1960-61 I ftt f. I HAROLD W. SEE AUGUST 1 , 1960 Personal: Permanent Address: 215 North Buchanan, Edwardsville, Illinois Home Telephone: Edwardsville 1841 Office Address: Southwestern Illinois Campus Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Illinois Office Telephone: Edwardsville 3970, Extension 211 Date and Place of Birth: 21 February 1920; Lenox, Iowa Nationality: Anglo-Saxon Marital Status: Married; daughter 8 years old (Birth date 20 August 1952) Physical Data: Excellent health; height, 5 ft. 11 in.; weight, 165 lbs.; no physical defects. References: Who's Who in America (1960-61) Page 3332 Who's Who in the Mid-West Who's Who in Education �I. EXPERIENCE RESUME: (In reverse chronological order.) Institution Southern Illinois University Madison - St. Clair Counties, Illinois Title and Rank Years Executive Vice President for Southwestern Illinois Campus; Chief Executive Assistant to the President; Professor of Higher Education Fulbright Lecturer Ministry of Education and Rangoon University Consultant to Ministry of Education on Higher Educa­ Rangoon, Burma tion Development 1955- Salary (final salary only) Immediate Supervisor Dr. Delyte W. Morris, President 1954-55 (On leave from Univ. of Cincinnati.) U. Htun Myaing ._ Minister of Education UBA Director, Teacher Education University of Cincin­ nati CJncinnati, Ohio Assistant Dean of Summer School; Associate Professor of Education and Research 1950-55 Dr. Carter V. Good Dean, Teachers College Dr. Spencer Shank Dean, Summer School Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana (State of Indiana) Special Research Analyst, Higher Education Cost Study (Indiana, Purdue, Indiana State and Ball State) - 1950 Dr. Wendell W. Wright Vice President Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana Graduate Research Assistant 1949-50 (On leave from Evans­ ville College) ._ Dr. William H. Fox Associate Director, Research Bureau Dr. Harold Church Director, Research Bureau Consultant to University of Nevada on administrative structure and organization of Las Vegas Campus - 1957. During the last four years, extended periods of time have been spent in California, Florida, and Michigan in special research on state-wide university administration. Institutional representative on Greater St. Louis Metropolitan Citizen's Planning Connnittee -- sponsored by Washington University, St. Louis University and the Southwestern Illinois Campus of Southern Illinois University. �EXPERIENCE RESUME: Institution Evansville College Evansville, Indiana u. S. Navy (Continued) Title and Rank Years --- Director of Adult Education and Evening College; Director of Graduate Center (Indiana and Purdue Universities); Assistant to the President; Assistant Professor of Psy­ chology; Director of Place­ ment Bureau 1945-50 Sp(T) 1/c Specialist in Education 1942-45 U. S. Office of Education Chicago, Illinois Supervisor of Instruction in Aviation Riverview Gardens Public School Riverview Gardens, Missouri Teacher, Science and Mathematics Salary (final salary only) Immediate Supervisor Dr. Lincoln B. Hale President, Evansville College (Dr. Herman B. Wells, President, Indiana Uni­ versity and Dr. F. L. Hovde, president, Pur­ due University--for Graduate Center.) ..., 1942 1940-42 Mr. E. M. LeMasters Superintendent of Schools II:.CURRENT SPECIAL RESEARCH AND PROGRAM GRANTS: Coordinator of Research, World Affairs Series for Television, Television Center, Ann Arbor, Michigan Coordinator of Special Project on Television Instruction, Ford Foundation, 477 Madison Avenue, New York, New York Director, Community Resources Wo�kshops, Hill and Knowland, Industrial Relations Council for American Iron and Steel Industry, New York, New York Research Director, Continuing Studies, Southwestern Illinois Council for Higher Education, Madison - St. Clair Counties, Illinois - �' III. Education: Indiana University Ed.D. 1951 Higher Education Ad­ ministration, Business Management,* Research Methods in Higher Edu­ cation. Northwestern University M.A. 1945'lhlr School Administration Psychology and Personnel. Northeast Missouri State College B.S. 1943-irlrk Science, Mathematics, Industrial. 1942 Aviation Theory Maintenance of Engines and Structure. U.S. Office of Education Training Program * -lrlt: -k'lrk IV. I Certificate Equivalent of Master's degree (MBA) in Business. Completed all work for Master's degree while in service. Completed last two courses while in service. Professional Organization Memberships: American Association of Urban Universities (institutional representative) Association of Urban Evening Colleges (institutional representative) Higher Education Association American Association for the Advancement of Science American Psychological Association American Education Research Association American College Personnel Association National Education Association V. Honorary Organizations: Phi Delta Kappa Kappa Delta Pi The Newcomen Society in North America VI. Offices Held In Professional Organizations: Executive Secretary Vice President President Board of Directors (In reverse chronological order.) Southwestern Illinois Council for Higher Education Ohio Counselor Training Association Cincinnati Guidance Association Indiana Adult Education Association 19561953 1953 1948-49 �- I VII. Offices Held in Community Organizations: I (In reverse chronological order.) Board Member, Bi-State Planning Agency Member, Executive Committee, St. Clair County Mental Health Association Member, Ececutive Committee, Industrial Management Association in Alton, East St. Louis, and Granite City, Illinois Member, Industrial Planning Board, Granite City, Illinois Board Member, City Planning Conunission, Alton, Illinois Chairman, Education Committee, East St. Louis Rotary Chairman, Education Committee, Presbyterian Church, Belleville, Ill. Deacon, Presbyterian Church, Belleville, Illinois Board of Directors, Community Progress, Inc., East St. Louis, Ill. Governors Advisory Board for Education (Ohio) President, Western Hills Improvement Association, Cincinnati, Ohio Deacon, Presbyterian Church, Evansville, Indiana Secretary, Junior Chamber of Corm:nerce, Evansville, Indiana VIII. 1958195719571956-58 1956195619561953 1953-54 1947-49 1948 Special Honors: Winner, First Place National Direct Mail Advertising Award for Colleges and Universities. IX. 19591959- 1948 The Following Summary of Publications: Fifteen (15) articles published in professional journals. Two (2) contributions to textbooks. A series of twenty articles on higher education is scheduled for publication in a Chicago newspaper in the fall. A few of the topics to be covered include - ,. (1) Should State Institutions Accept All Students? (2) What Individuals Should Be Given Released Time to Partici­ pate in Research - and How Much? (3) Should We Use Our Facilities on a Double Shift and on a Twelve Month Basis? (4) Is It Proper for State Institutions to have Large Public Relations Programs? (5) Unrealistic College Teaching Loads and What it Means to Higher Education. (6) The Barter Market - How to Select, Hire, and Retain Good Teachers. (7) What is the Proper Balance Between Research, Teaching, and Community Service in a State Institution? (8) To What Extent Should State In stitutions Limit Enrollment? (9) To What Extent Should State Institutions Work with Private Schools? �I X. I Speaking Engagements: For the last two years I have averaged more than three speaking engagements per week, and a total of more than five hundred speeches in the last five years. These talks have been given to a rather wide variety of groups - labor, governmental, church, civic, educational, industrial, business, service organizations, etc. The topics have been very diversified, however, approxi­ mately fifty per cent of them were concerned with the million and one half dollar fund campaign for a 2,600 acre site for a new University development. XI. Other Experience: 1947-49 Consultant to International Harvester, Refrigeration Division, Evansville, Indiana - Personnel policies and research on incidence of job satisfaction as related to personality and intelligence factors. 1948 Consultant to Servel, Inc., Refrigeration Division, Evansville, Indiana - Job classifications, responsi­ bilities and reorganization studies of upper level management. 1952-53 Special Advisor to works manager, General Electric Company, Cincinnati, Ohio - Evaluation techniques for the selection and classification of new manage­ ment level trainees. �I ADDITIONAL REFERENCES (Not Irmnediate Supervisors) Board Members: John Page Wham - (Chairman of the Board) Attorney at Law, Centralia, Ill. Martin F. Oehmke - (Executive Committee) Attorney at Law, First National Bank Building 327 Missouri Avenue, East St. Louis, Ill. Harold R. Fischer - (Executive Committee) President First Granite City National Bank 20th & Edison, Granite City, Ill. Subordinates: (Key persons reporting directly to me. notified in advance.) Please do not contact unless I am Mr. Eugene Peebles - Business Manager Southwestern Illinois Campus, Edwardsville, Ill. Dr. William Going - Dean of Faculties Southwestern Illinois Campus, Edwardsville, Ill. Dr. Howard Davis - Director of Student Affairs Southwestern Illinois Campus, Edwardsville, Ill. Dr. James Turner - Director of Institutional Research Southwestern Illinois Campus, Edwardsville, Ill. Dr. John Glynn - Director of Alton Center Southwestern Illinois Campus, Edwardsville, Ill. Area Wide Citizens: Upon request I would be pleased to send a printed list of the member­ ship of the Southwestern Illinois Campus for Higher Education. It is lJ1'f suggestion that a random selection be made for direct contacts. Outside Sources: Dr. Alonzo Myers, Chairman, Higher Education Department, New York University, New York, New York. Dr. Paul Seagers, Chairman and Director of School Building Division, Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. Dr. Herman Wells, President, Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. t I�- �., I I SUPPLEMENT TO VITA (1955 - ) SPECIAL ACTIVITIES: 1. Directed $1,500,000 fund drive to purchase new campus site. (Note - this is for a state school.) 2. Directed survey for the selection and purchase of 2,600 acre campus site. (Fifteen hundred acres now purchased.) 3. Directed legislative activities for: (a) Approval of development of new University campus. (b) Increase in University budget to care for new campus (current yearly operation budget after two years of operation as a University over three million.) (c) Amendment to higher education facilities bill for twenty-five million. 4. Organized and acted as executive secretary to a 200 member Council for Higher Education to study, supper�, and implement new higher education programs. (This group is made up of leading citizens in all walks of life [industrial, labor, business, governmental, educational, religious, etc.] from a 600,000 person area across the Mississippi River from St. Louis. This area comprises over fifteen major indigenous connnunities and some fifty smaller communities.) 5. Organized and set up two citizens' groups for planning, re­ search, consultation and service programs. (a) Bi-State Planning - This is a cooperative venture sponsored by Washington University, St. Louis University, and the Southwestern Illinois Campus of Southern Illinois University. (b) Bi-County Development - This group has been in­ strumental in securing five new industries and in winning the designation of All-American City for three conmunities in this area in the past two years. See February 16 issue of Look Maga­ zine (1960). 6. In the last two years assembled a professional staff of 180 members, seventy per cent of whom hold the doctorate. 7. Secured and renovated temporary physical plant to house over 6,000 different students - our current enrollment in all programs. .J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Harold W. See Vita Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 1, 1960 https://digitallis.isg.siue.edu/files/original/077d2dc23e2bf0a3b3a75512f900e24c.jpg de4f9d1b845793ff1685ccaa5f65fa41 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Jean Kittrell Digital Collection Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Color photograph Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context JMK_2015_7_66_0296 Title A name given to the resource Headshot of Jean Kittrell in Red Fringe Dress, 2004 Subject The topic of the resource Kittrell, Jean Description An account of the resource Headshot of Jean Kittrell taken at the St. Louis Jazz Club Christmas party on December 12, 2004. The event took place at the Moolah Shrine Center in St. Louis, Missouri, with Kittrell and the St. Louis Rivermen performing. Kittrell is pictured wearing a bright red fringe dress and silver earrings. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 12/12/2004 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For digital rights and permissions, see <a href="https://www.siue.edu/lovejoy-library/about/policies.shtml">https://www.siue.edu/lovejoy-library/about/policies.shtml</a> In copyright. <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</a> Relation A related resource Jean Kittrell Digital Collection Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant St. Louis, Missouri Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Still Image Jean Kittrell Moolah Shrine Center St. Louis Jazz Club St. Louis Rivermen St. Louis, Missouri https://digitallis.isg.siue.edu/files/original/a9cd80ff0a2ae2c7730acef3ab8878a9.jpg aa4a1364c88b8d9187052222dc14a9d0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Jean Kittrell Digital Collection Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Black & white photograph Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 8 x 10 in. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context JMK_2017_9_22_0001 Title A name given to the resource Headshot of Mike Mahan in Period Confederate Military Uniform, Undated Subject The topic of the resource Mahan, Michael Description An account of the resource Black and white photo of Dr. Mike Mahan, a dentist from Montevallo, Alabama, in a Confederate military uniform. Mahan, who performed and recorded with Jean Kittrell, is a volunteer historian in his hometown where he gives talks on Confederate history to the public. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For digital rights and permissions, see <a href="https://www.siue.edu/lovejoy-library/about/policies.shtml">https://www.siue.edu/lovejoy-library/about/policies.shtml</a> In copyright. <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</a> Relation A related resource Jean Kittrell Digital Collection Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Still Image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Undated Mike Mahan https://digitallis.isg.siue.edu/files/original/cefbbf361c51ec50c4d22dc5a4bde7e4.jpg 22cbb954835d4074684001c25d2db407 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data photo Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Imani Winds Description An account of the resource This photo shows members of Imani Winds giving a demonstration at Southern Illinois University of Edwardsville. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2007 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource .jpg Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07027_001_Imani