"The Souls of Black Folk" $29.95 Buy and instantly download this
paper now This paper examines how W.E.B. Dubois' great work "The
Souls of Black Folk", weaves together a group of writing that
manifests itself in a series of different literary forms,
including such forms as the essay, history, sermon,
anthropological record, short story, memoir, elegy and political
tract. It looks at how in his work, DuBois was attempting to
speak for his entire race in some fashion and thus it seems
fitting that he should have applied so many genres to a
narrative that sought to explicate such a multiplicity of
viewpoints. It shows how by ranging across so many topics and so
many genres and forms, DuBois is able to render a more effective
portrait of the problems, struggles and victories that moved his
contemporary black Americans. From the Paper:"Chapter 3 is a
political tract of a revolutionary nature. In this essay, DuBois
tackles Booker T. Washington's social and educational program.
Dubois, while he admires Washington's