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000434426 24500 $$aFurious flower II$$h[videorecording] :$$bregenerating the black poetic tradition /$$cJudith McCray, producer ; John L. Hodges, Jr., director ; James Madison University.
000434426 2463_ $$aFurious flower two
000434426 2463_ $$aFurious flower 2
000434426 24630 $$aRegenerating the black poetic tradition
000434426 260__ $$a[South Burlington, VT] :$$bCalifornia Newsreel,$$c2005.
000434426 300__ $$a1 videodisc (214 min.) :$$bsd., col. ;$$c4 3/4 in.
000434426 50500 $$g1.$$tRoots and first fruits.$$rHouston A. Baker, Jr., Nikky Finney, Askia Touré, Rita Dove, Major Jackson, Lucille Clifton$$g(70 min.) -- 2.$$tCross-pollination in the diaspora.$$rVelma Pollard, Kwame Dawes, Brenda Marie Osbey, Haki Madhubuti, Elizabeth Alexander, Yusef Komunyakaa$$g(66 min.) -- 3.$$tBlooming in the whirlwind.$$rAmiri Baraka, Marilyn Nelson, Sharan Strange, Kevin Young, Cornelius Eady, Tony Medina, Sonia Sanchez$$g(78 min.).
000434426 508__ $$aEditor, John L. Hodges, Jr. ; videography, David Moubray, Kevin Camden, George Lilly.
000434426 5110_ $$aNarrator, Joanne V. Gabbin.
000434426 520__ $$a"This 3-part program provides the definitive teaching tool for exploring the world of today's black poetry. Providing a more focused, ambitious approach than its 1998 predecessor, Furious Flower II presents outstanding critical scholarship on black contemporary poetry's origins and trends, its conflicts and consonances. Throughout, notable authors share insights and offer inspiration to fledgling poets about the creative process, and about daily life as a published writer. Interspersed with these critical conversations are impassioned readings of the most representative poems of each poet. Viewers can watch as one of America's most exciting cultural movements evolves before their eyes and ears. Program I - Roots and First Fruits traces black literary traditions from African American folklore to the Blues Aesthetic to Hip Hop, and illuminates their impact on poetry. Program II - Cross-Pollination in the Diaspora reflects upon the reciprocal influence between black American poets and writers from the African literary Diaspora. Program III - Blooming in the Whirlwind locates black poets within their historic moment and contextualizes them within relevant political movements - Civil Rights, Black Nationalism, post-colonialism and multiculturalism."--Www.newsreel.org.
000434426 538__ $$aDVD.
000434426 650_0 $$aAmerican poetry$$xAfrican American authors.
000434426 650_0 $$aAfrican American poets$$vInterviews.
000434426 650_0 $$aAfrican Americans$$vPoetry.
000434426 650_0 $$aAfrican Americans$$xIntellectual life$$y20th century.
000434426 655_7 $$aDocumentary films.$$2lcgft
000434426 7001_ $$aMcCray, Judith.
000434426 7001_ $$aHodges, John L.
000434426 7001_ $$aGabbin, Joanne V.
000434426 7102_ $$aJames Madison University.
000434426 7102_ $$aCalifornia Newsreel (Firm)
000434426 74002 $$aRoots and first fruits.
000434426 74002 $$aCross-pollination in the diaspora.
000434426 74002 $$aBlooming in the whirlwind.
000434426 85200 $$bdvd$$hPS310.N4$$iF872$$i2005
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