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Mules and Men

Zora Neale Hurston
Themes:
IdentityOral TraditionHarlem Renaissance
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Region

Diaspora

USA

Era

Harlem Renaissance

Language

English

Genre

Folklore

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Collection of African-American folklore from Florida and hoodoo practices from New Orleans.

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First collection of African-American folklore by an African-American; Hurston was trained anthropologist

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Collection of African-American folklore from Florida and hoodoo practices from New Orleans. First collection of African-American folklore by an African-American; Hurston was trained anthropologist

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