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Brick undertakes three tasks: to plot out the principal contradictions or polarities that structured debate and contention in American thought and the arts: to note distinguished figures - such as sociologist Erving Goffman, black modernist poet Melvin Tolson, and feminist literary critic Kate Millett - whose innovations managed to move beyond the restraints imposed by those forms of dualism; and to recognize dilemmas of the 1960s that remained unresolved.
Publish Date
1998
Publisher
Twayne Publishers,
Prentice Hall International
Language
English
Pages
242
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 224-228) and index.
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