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Aurora Levins Morales: “Child of the Americas”
Robert Creeley “I Know a Man” “Words”
Sherman Alexie “Because My Father Always Said He was the Only Indian Who Saw…
Raymond Carver: What We Talk About When We Talk about Love
John Updike: Trust Me
John Barth Lost in the Funhouse
Richard Rodriguez: from Hunger of Memory
Gwendolyn Brooks: “A Bronzeville Mother Loiter in Mississippi, Meanwhile, a Mississippi Mother Burns Bacon” & “Last Quatrain of the Ballad of Emmett Till” (2500)
Ann Petry “The Witness” (2252-2263)
Amiri Baraka/Le Roi Jones: Dutchman (2932-2952)
Audre Lorde: “The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle the Mater’s House” (2898-2902)
Lorna Dee Cervantes: “Poem for the Young White man Who Asked Me How I, an Intelligent, Well-Read Person could believe in the War Between Races” (3449-52)
Richard Rodriguez: from Hunger of Memory (3221-24)
Tomas Rivera: from Y no se lo trago la tierra/ And the Earth did not Devour Him (2962-68)
Frank O’Hara: “The Day Lady Died” “Why I am Not a Painter” (2641-2643)
Elizabeth Bishop “The Fish” (2314-15)
Sylvia Plath: “Daddy” (2840) “Lady Lazarus” (2840) “Fever 103” (2844-2846)
Anne Sexton: “Housewife” (2834) “Young” (2834)
Adrienne Rich: “Driving into the Wreck” (2678-2680) “Power” (2682)
Lawrence Ferlinghetti “I am Waiting” (2602-2606)
Allen Ginsberg: “A Supermarket in California” “Howl” “America” (2581-2593)
Gary Snyder: “Riprap” (2619) “Wave” (2620-21)
James Baldwin: “Sonny’s Blues” (2194-2215)
Flannery O’Connor: “A Good Man is Hard to Find” (2568-2578)
John Okada: from No-No Boy (2534-2543)
Pietro Di Donato from Christ in Concrete (2194-2202)
Randolph Bourne: “Tran-National America” (1957-1967)
Anzia Yezierska “America and I” (1970-1977)
John Dos Passos: “The Body of an American” from U.S.A (1996-2000)
Gertrude Stein: from The Making of Americans (1457-1459)
Scott Fitzgerald: “Babylon Revisited” (1617-1631)
William Carlos Williams: “Danse Russe” (1468), “The Red Wheelbarrow” (1471)
E.E. Cummings: “The Cambridge Ladies who live in furnished Souls” (1573) “Since feeling First” (1575), “Picasso” (1577)
Wallace Stevens: “The Snow Man” (1681), “Of Mere Being” (1687)
T.S. Eliot (Modernist) “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” (1583-1586)
Ezra Pound: “In a Station of the Metro” (1402), “With Usura” from Cantos (1417-1419)
H.D. “Helen” (1532)
William Faulkner (Modernist South Voice) “Delta Autumn” and “Barn Burning” (1690-1716)
Katherine Ann Porter (Modernist South Voice) “He” (1633-1640)
Zora Neale Hurston (Modernist South Voices) “Sweat” (1831-1839)
Wallace Stevens (Modernist) “The Snow Man” (1681), “Of Mere Being” (1687)
Jean Toomer (Harlem Renaissance) “Karintha” from Cane (1756)
Claude McKay (Harlem Renaissance) “If We Must Die”, “The Lynching”, “Harlem Shadows”, “America” (1848-1850)
Aurora Levins Morales “Child of the Americas” (3469)
Pedro Pietri “Puerto Rican Obituary” (3211-3217)
Tato Laviera “AmeRican” (3404-06)
Leslie Marmon Silko “Lullaby” (3266-71)
1865-1910 Reconstruction, Local Color, American Realism Joel Chandler Harris - Paul Laurence Dunbar - Charles Waddell Chestnett - Samuel Langhorne Clemens/ Mark Twain - Kate Chopin
Black Mountain and Postmodernist Prose Robert Creeley: “I Know a Man” “Words” Frank O’Hara: “The Day Lady Died” “Why I am Not a Painter” Elizabeth Bishop “The Fish” John Updike: “Trust Me” Raymond Carver: “What We Talk About When We Talk about Love” Frank O’Hara: “The Day Lady Died” “
Black Mountain and Postmodernist Prose Joyce Carol Oates: “Where Are you Going John Barth: “Lost in the Funhouse”
Confessional Poets Sylvia Plath: “Daddy” “Lady Lazarus” “Fever 103” Anne Sexton: “Housewife” “Young” Adrienne Rich: “Driving into the Wreck
Beat Poets Lawrence Ferlinghetti “I am Waiting” Allen Ginsberg: “A Supermarket in California” “Howl” “America” Gary Snyder: “Riprap” “Wave”
Social Realism and the Immigrant Experience Pietro Di Donato from Christ in Concrete Randolph Bourne: “Tran-National America” Anzia Yezierska “America and I”
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