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Journal Article
In Conversation: The Harlem Renaissance and the New Modernist Studies
2013
Overview
'When should the centennial of the Harlem Renaissance properly be celebrated? And where shall we celebrate? Presumably, it's right around the corner-but which corner?' Michael Soto poses these provocative questions in his contribution to this special issue of Modernism/Modernity on the Harlem Renaissance. In doing so, he not so innocently gestures toward a central concern of the entire issue: the trouble with locating the Harlem Renaissance in both time and space. When exactly did the Harlem Renaissance begin, when did it end, and where did it happen? While Harlem in the 1920s remains its most celebrated spatiotemporal arena, the contributors to this issue, reflecting recent scholarly trends, call for a much broader historical and geographical framework for understanding the movement. Adapted from the source document.
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