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Drawing on the linguistic turn of postmodern thinking and practice—a turn for which blacks are in many ways responsible through jazz music, the postcolonial and global civil rights movements, African Art, and Modernist African American poetry and prose, among many cultural products and political activities—the poets in this study open doors to new and ethical ways of thinking, writing, and talking about race, violence, exclusion, family, selfhood, growth, maturity, and human life in general.

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Concluding Toward a Radical Tradition of Other-Consciousness

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    2025年

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  • Grant Matthew Jenkins

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Drawing on the linguistic turn of postmodern thinking and practice—a turn for which blacks are in many ways responsible through jazz music, the postcolonial and global civil rights movements, African Art, and Modernist African American poetry and prose, among many cultural products and political activities—the poets in this study open doors to new and ethical ways of thinking, writing, and talking about race, violence, exclusion, family, selfhood, growth, maturity, and human life in general.