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September 19, 2014

 

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It shows how through these three core ideas, Hughes is able to successfully relate the positive and negative aspects of his experience. Hughes employs the techniques of humor, imagery, and rhythm to emphasize his points, and, as a result, proves himself to be a master at identifying with his African-American heritage...
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In Lauter's opinion, Hughes' greatest discovery was Harlem. This experience allowed him to become enmeshed in the "language, music, and feeling of the common people of Harlem. Proud of his folk heritage, Hughes made the spirituals, blues, and jazz the bases of the poetic expression. Because he was a victim of segregation and prejudice, he was "steadfast in his devotion to human rights" (1487)...
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