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This is followed by a chapter on African artists of the Harlem Renaissance period, in which nostalgia for the past appears in the work of African American artists, struggling with what Okediji calls amnesia. Miss Perkins believed that a study of the present and immediate past had to acknowledge that history began in the mammoth civilizations covering millennia followed by clusters of centuries such as the Middle Ages or the Renaissance Period or the great migration to a new continent, including as I learned later, by two strains of Baptist pilgrims, the Regulars and the Separatists. He attributes that intellectual shift to the alliance of liberal Protestants with the New York intellectuals of the Village Renaissance period, notably to the influence of John Dewey and his disciples. |
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