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| Individualism and the "open society" | 3 | |
| Harlem background - the rise of economic nationalism and origins of cultural revolution | 11 | |
| Mass media and cultural democracy | 64 | |
| Cultural leadership and cultural democracy | 96 | |
| 1920's-1930's - West Indian influence | 115 | |
| Jews and Negroes in the Communist Party | 147 | |
| The National Negro Congress | 171 | |
| Richard Wright | 181 | |
| Artists for Freedom Inc. - dialogue off-key | 193 | |
| Origins of the dialogue | 206 | |
| Freedom newspaper | 225 | |
| From Freedom to Freedomways | 240 | |
| Richard B. Moore | 253 | |
| Lorraine Hansberry | 267 | |
| Paul Robeson | 285 | |
| Freedomways, summer 1963 : black economy - self-made myth | 305 | |
| Freedomways, summer 1963 : capitalism revisited | 319 | |
| Freedomways, summer 1963 : nationalism made respectable | 337 | |
| The intellectuals and force and violence | 347 | |
| From Monroe to Watts | 382 | |
| From southern activism to northern impasse | 402 | |
| Ideology in black : African, Afro-American, Afro-West Indian and the nationalist mood | 420 | |
| Role of the Negro intellectual - survey of the dialogue deferred | 451 | |
| Negroes and Jews - the two nationalisms and the bloc(ked) plurality | 476 | |
| Negro writers' conferences - the dialogue distorted | 498 | |
| Intellectuals and the theater of the 1960's - as medium and dialogue | 520 | |
| The Harlem Black Arts Theater - new dialogue with the lost black generation | 533 | |
| Postscript on black power - the dialogue between shadow and substance | 544 |
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Chen Chen
reviewed The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual (New York Review Books Classics Series) on October 14, 2012
The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual (New York Review Books Classics Series)
This book was a bit difficult to digest. A major reason for this is that the book is essentially a collection of loosely connected essays. Perhaps had I known that before, I would have viewed it through that lens and been better prepared for this type of writing style.
That stated, basically this book describes Cruse's diatribes against the Civil Rights movement for ignoring the economic problems that inundated us then and now. Cruse discusses the legacy of people such as Paul Robeson, Lorraine Hansberry, and James Baldwin, arguing that their work was marked by a failure to understand racism in the United States.
With that said, I can't deny that this book changed the informational axes of the study of black political debate. Cruise was, without doubt, a critical interlocutor.
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