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Mingo, and Other Sketches in Black and White: Exploring Race and Identity in Southern Post-Civil War Tales

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In "Mingo, and Other Sketches in Black and White," Joel Chandler Harris masterfully conjures the spirit of African American folklore through a collection of narratives that blend wit, humor, and poignant social commentary. Written in the post-Civil War era, Harris's distinctive literary style embraces the vernacular of his characters, offering readers a rich, authentic glimpse into the lives of the Black community in the South. These sketches not only entertain but also highlight the complexities of race and identity during a transformative period in American history, serving as an early precursor to the voice of Southern Gothic literature. Harris, known for his work as a journalist and folklorist, was deeply influenced by the storytelling traditions of enslaved African Americans, having grown up in Georgia amidst a diverse cultural milieu. His experiences as an editor for the Atlanta Constitution and his interactions with the Rural South imbued him with a profound appreciation for the narrative styles and lives of Black individuals, prompting him to document their stories with both respect and artistry. Harris's position as a white Southerner who sought to present Black voices authentically is testament to his commitment to social issues of his time. "Mingo, and Other Sketches in Black and White" is highly recommended for readers interested in the intersection of folklore and social critique. This collection not only enriches our understanding of African American storytelling but also serves as a historical document that reflects the complexities of race relations in America. Harris's work remains a significant contribution to American literature, offering timeless insights that resonate in contemporary discussions of race and identity.

© 2019 Good Press (Ebook): 4064066241452

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Ebook: 9 dicembre 2019

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