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Acknowledgments xi
Introduction 1
Chapter 1 A Romance of Negro Life: Porgy, 1925 13
Interlude. Charleston, 1680-1900 53
Chapter 2 A Chocolate-Covered Lithograph Strip: Porgy, 1927 73
Interlude. Charleston, 1920-1940 125
Chapter 3 Gershwin's Idea of What a Negro Opera Should Be: Porgy and Bess, 1935 143
Chapter 4 Neither the Measure of America nor That of the Negro: Porgy and Bess, 1952-1956 185
Interlude. Charleston, 1940-1969 235
Chapter 5 Forget Any Version You May Have Seen Before: Porgy and Bess, 1959-2012 259
Epilogue. Charleston, 1970-2005 305
Notes 313
Bibliography 399
Index 413
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