Search Results

Search Results for "CBST 267"

CBST 267. (Really) Reading Black Plays: August Wilson, Part 2. 1 Credit.

Offered Either Fall or Spring; Lecture hours:3
In Part two of our focus on renowned playwright August Wilson's examination of Black life, we will read the second half of his 10-play cycle: Fences (1957), Two Trains Running (1969), Jitney (1977), King Hedley II (1985) and Radio Golf (1997).

Critical Black Studies (CBST)

https://coursecatalog.bucknell.edu/collegeofartsandsciencescurricula/areasofstudy/criticalblackstudies/
Critical Black studies is devoted to the critical examination of the artistic, historical, literary, political and theoretical developments of the global Black experience. As a discipline, critical Black studies explores racial blackness and its relationship to the making of the modern world. It is a discipline that continues to grow out of the Black freedom struggle and is therefore committed to rigorous scholarship, community development, and ethical responsibility grounded in the histories and lived experience of Black people.