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082			_a813.03 _bG287
100			_a Jr. Gayle, Addison _91345
245			_aThe way of the new world: The Black novel in America / _cAddison Gayle Jr.
250			_a1.ed.
260			_aNew York _bAnchor/Doubleday, _c1975
300			_a339p.: _c22cm
520			_a Addison Gayle, Jr., takes the novel as his model in his discussion. All literature, but most particularly the novel, is the product of the writer's creative imagination, enhanced and filled out by political, social,and historical factors in his experience. Therefore, the presence of sociological statements is not merely legitimate in the novel but integral to it. Gayle takes the reader through more than a century of literature, offering highly controversial analysis of the works of both black and white writers, including James Baldwin, John A. Williams, Chester Himes, Normal Mailer, and William Styron.
650			_aNOVELA ESTADOUNIDENSE _xHISTORIA Y CRITICA _91294
650			_aAUTORES NEGROS _91346
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