Code: 05113935

Ground On Which I Stand

Name: Ground On Which I Stand
Brand: Nick Hern Books
SKU: 05113935
Price: 7.64 EUR
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Author: August Wilson
ISBN: 9781854596284

by August Wilson

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Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 64
Publisher: Nick Hern Books, 2001
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Book synopsis

A passionate polemic from one of America's leading black playwrights. August Wilson makes a controversial call for black cultural separatism, asking for blacks and whites alike to alter their perception of black culture and black theatre. Written with a rhetorical energy, the work argues for the recognition that blacks are as much founders of America as the Pilgrim Fathers, and therefore deserve cultural parity. Though grounded in American experience, August Wilson's arguments in this work should be just as provocative wherever one race is in ascendancy over another.