On The Harlem Renaissance Of The Afro

This paper investigates the Harlem Renaissance of the Afro-Americansin the perspective of the Civil Rights Movement. By doing so, the authortries to dredge up the significant elements of the black racial awakeningdemonstrated from the Harlem Renaissance, and to disclose itsenlightenment quality of mind and culture. By emphasizing its internalrelationship with the post-World War â…¡ black Civil Rights Movements, thepaper acutely positions the Harlem Renaissance movement from theviewpoint of macro history.Breaking through the old literature paradigm, the author believesthat the Harlem Renaissance in essence is a movement of mind and culture,with the goal of arousing the black national consciousness and racialawakening, and by means of literature and art. Carrying about the thoughtgermination of civil right, the black litterateurs and artists createdsorts of works. On the one hand, these works give black populace a goodidea of having independent and integrate personality equal with the whiterace, and having the rights of inheriting and developing their own racialculture. On the other hand, these works in some degrees publicize amongblacks the mind and action strategies of civil right movement, thus laya good mind and culture basis for the post-World War â…¡ black Civil RightsMovements.The paper is composed of three parts, namely the preface, the mainbody, and conclusion. The preface introduces the research status in theacademic sphere home and abroad, the significance of the thesis, and theinnovation facets. The main body is divided into three chapters. The firstchapter discusses the background of the Harlem Renaissance. The secondchapter deals with the historical contents of the Harlem Renaissance. Thethird chapter copes with the historic role and limitations of the HarlemRenaissance. The conclusion briefly summarizes the Harlem Renaissance,and further emphasizes its historic status.