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PART 1:
Choose one of the poems for this lesson's readings (attache below as Part 1 Poem). Evaluate the poet's stylistic methods according to the central criteria we noted for modernist poetry (i.e. fragmentation, juxtaposition, allusion). How does your poem's use of OR lack of these elements change the readability of this work, as compared to The Waste Land or Hugh Selwyn Mauberly?
PART 2:
Read Locke's "The New Negro" and apply his criteria for Harlem Renaissance writing to one work from the other readings. In what ways does the selection you chose convey the ideas in Locke's definition?
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RUNNING HEAD: Poetic devices
Poetic devices
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poetry
Part 1.
Stylistic devices
The Gilded Six-Bits- Zora Neal Hurston's
Symbolism-the six bits symbolize a warning that people should not always judge a book by its
cover. Things are not always how they appear to be. Joe and Missie have this perception that
money can make them happy but in the end they are almost split apart by money. They later
realize that love is the main thing that can keep them together.
“Alone to herself, she looked at the thing with loathing, b...