The essay reconstructs, analyzes and comments the context and outcomes of African American poet, writer and activist, June Jordan's visit and interview to Italian poet, writer and activist, Danilo Dolci in 1971. Jordan's never before published portrait of Dolci (commissioned by the New York Times Review of Books), together with other examined archival material provides the ground for a comparative, philological discussion of the genesis of some key concepts in the evolution of Jordan's political thinking and pedagogical methodology
Ideas in Transit: June Jordan Meets Danilo Dolci. Trappeto, Sicily, 1971
IULI MARIA CRISTINA
2023-01-01
Abstract
The essay reconstructs, analyzes and comments the context and outcomes of African American poet, writer and activist, June Jordan's visit and interview to Italian poet, writer and activist, Danilo Dolci in 1971. Jordan's never before published portrait of Dolci (commissioned by the New York Times Review of Books), together with other examined archival material provides the ground for a comparative, philological discussion of the genesis of some key concepts in the evolution of Jordan's political thinking and pedagogical methodologyFile in questo prodotto:
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