Charles T. Davis lecture, "Protest, Grotesque, and Parody in the Harlem Renaissance," at the University of Iowa, August 19, 1970

Davis, Charles T. (Charles Twitchell), 1918-1981

1970-08-19

University of Iowa Afro-American Institute

University of Iowa

Speaker:
Charles T. Davis
The following is the seventh in a series of nine lectures by Charles T. Davis, delivered at the 1970 Institute of Afro-American Culture, held on the campus of the University of Iowa. The Institute, held August 9th through the 21st, 1970, focused on the culture of Black America, commonly referred to as the Harlem Renaissance. In this recording Charles T. Davis, Professor of English at Pennsylvania State University, speaks on protest, grotesque and parody in the Renaissance.

English

African Americans
Political art
Grotesque
Parody
Harlem Renaissance

1920-1930
1930-1940

United States

Afro-American Institute Audio Collection

RG30.0004.008

00:41:14

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2020-01-03

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