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Totem Voices: Plays From The Black World Repertory
Harrison identifies the rhythmic, onomatopoetic, incantatory use of language in cultures as diverse as South Africa and the South Bronx as the unifying--and liberating--aesthetic principle of modern black dramaturgy.
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Vibrant celebration of black dramaturgy's rhythmic roots.
Who is this book for?
If you're interested in the rich diversity of black theatrical expressions, this book offers a vivid exploration of how language and rhythm serve as a unifying force across different cultures. Harrison’s insights illuminate the powerful, liberating aesthetic that emerges from the use of traditional and innovative language techniques in black plays. It's a compelling read for anyone wanting to understand the soul and voice of modern black dramaturgy.
