Cane - Toomer, Jean
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This Norton Critical Edition includes: * The text of Toomer's genre-bending masterpiece as edited by Darwin T. Turner for the First Norton Critical Edition (1988). * A revised and expanded introduction, featuring new archival discoveries, and annotations by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., and Jesse McCarthy. * Thirteen illustrations related to Toomer's life, which are new to the Third Edition, and the map of Sparta, Georgia, that accompanies the text. * Thirty-five background selections that feature additional writings by Toomer and extensive excerpts from his personal correspondence. * Twenty-five…mehr

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This Norton Critical Edition includes: * The text of Toomer's genre-bending masterpiece as edited by Darwin T. Turner for the First Norton Critical Edition (1988). * A revised and expanded introduction, featuring new archival discoveries, and annotations by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., and Jesse McCarthy. * Thirteen illustrations related to Toomer's life, which are new to the Third Edition, and the map of Sparta, Georgia, that accompanies the text. * Thirty-five background selections that feature additional writings by Toomer and extensive excerpts from his personal correspondence. * Twenty-five critical responses-nine of which are new to the Third Edition-from contemporary and modern critics examining important themes in the work. A chronology of Toomer's life and a selected bibliography.
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Autorenporträt
Jean Toomer (1894-1967) was born in Washington, D.C., the son of educated blacks of Creole stock. Literature was his first love and he regularly contributed avant garde poetry and short stories to such magazines as Dial , Broom, Secession, Double Dealer, and Little Review. After a literary apprenticeship in New York, Toomer taught school in rural Georgia. His experiences there led to the writing of Cane.