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Publishers, 1936). 4(London: n. p., n. d.), p. 8. 5Richard Wright, American Hunger (New York: Harper, 1977), p. 82. 6A valuable discussion of the broad influence of the Chicago School on Wright's generation appears in Robert Bone's "Richard Wright and the Chicago Renaissance," an unpublished manuscript prepared for John M. Reilly and Robert B. Stepto, eds., Afro-American Literature: Reconstruction of a Literary History (New York: Modern Language Association). 7Robert E. Park, "Racial Assimilation in Secondary Groups"(1913), rpt. in Race and Culture: Essays in the Sociology of Contemporary Man (New York: Free Press, 1964), p. 219. 81n an article originally published in 1923, Park outlines this "natural history" in three stages: "(1) the struggles of the rural populations to get to the city and appropriate the cultures of the cities for their own uses; (2) ... the struggles of the disinherited, neglected, if not oppressed, peoples to emancipate themselves culturally and economically; (3) . . . [the resultant] general expansion of the people, geographical as well as cultural, accompanied by a marked elevation and intensification of the lives of the individuals and of the peoples as a whole" ("Negro Race Consciousness," rpt. in Race and Culture, pp. 298-99). 9"Human Migration and the Marginal Man" (1928), rpt. in Race and Culture, p. 350. 'ORpt. in Voicesfrom the Harlem Renaissance, ed. Nathan Irvin Huggins (New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1976), p. 397. Future references to the essay will be noted in the text. " The Unfinished Quest of Richard Wright (New York: Morrow, 1973), pp. 143-44. '2Richard Wright, 12 Million Black Voices: A Folk History of the Negro in the United States (New York: Viking Press, 1941). Page references are noted in the text. '3This discussion is influenced by Albert J. Raboteau's "'A Fire in the Bones': The Afro-American Chanted Sermon," an unpublished manuscript prepared for Afro-American Literature: Reconstruction of a Literary History. '4See American Hunger, p. 77.

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