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Problemstellung und Handlungsbedarf,ican novels, features the complexity of the protagonist’s mind thoroughly foregrounded with a cross-cultural heritage. ., then, represents the confluence and hybridity of Western and Eastern thoughts.

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Problemstellung und Handlungsbedarf, by way of such formal strategies as pastiche, parody, doubling, and signifying, not only revises the Western idea of writing and reading but also critiques “the notions of closure” that are both obvious in Western metaphysics and “implicit in the key texts of the Afro-American canon” (226–27).

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Problemstellung und Handlungsbedarf,ure of which his work is a part. In the two novels, which each represent years of literary effort on his part, Johnson is often using the tools of postmodernism to construct the novels. The postmodern approach, rather than simply taking a given stance on intertextuality and the relation of previous

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Cross-Cultural Visions in African American LiteratureWest Meets East

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Cross-Cultural Visions in African American Literature978-0-230-11912-3

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Wordsworthian Nature Poetry, Ashanti Culture, and Richard Wright’s c notion of the totality of nature and humanity reflects the tenements of Zen philosophy. noted from Gautama Buddha’s statement “Seek within, you are the Buddha,” as well as in the structural elements of haiku. Richard Wright explained this philosophy in regards to his experiences with the Ashanti c

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Jean Toomer Revisited in James Emanuel’s Postmodernist Jazz Haikuf a dying, musical artistic form and, therefore, of its African American creators (Toomer 14). Jazz music is that oxymoronic Death-Life inspiriting force, and James A. Emanuel is its “electromyographic,” regenerative poetic voice. He weds the Japanese, seventeen-syllable haiku form to an already mus

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The Western and Eastern Thoughts of Ralph Ellison’s ican novels, features the complexity of the protagonist’s mind thoroughly foregrounded with a cross-cultural heritage. ., then, represents the confluence and hybridity of Western and Eastern thoughts.