The new Negro: the life of Alain Locke

AcknowledgmentsSection I. The Education of Alain Locke1.  A Death and a Birth          2.  A Black Victorian Childhood        3.  Child God and Black Aesthete         4.  An Errand of Culture at Howard College, 1904-1905     5.  A Reluctant Prometheus: Locke\'s Intellectual Awakening at Harvard, 1905-1907     6.  Going for the Rhodes       7.  Oxford Contrasts        8.  Black Cosmopolitan          9.  Paying Second Year Dues at Oxford, 1908-1909      10. Italy and America, 1909-1910    11. Berlin Stories          12. Exile\'s Return       13. Back in the U.S.S.R., 1911-1912      14. Search for a Voice at Howard University, 1912-1916      15. Rapprochement and Silence:  Harvard, 1916-1917 16. Fitting in Washington, DC, 1917-1922   Section II: Enter the New Negro17. Rebirth         18. Queen Mother of the Movement, 1922-1923      19. Opportunity Knocks        20. Egypt Bound          21. Renaissance and Self-Fashioning in 1924 22. The Dinner and the Dean        23. Battling the Barnes         24. Looking for Love          25. Survey Says          26. Renaissance and Rejection        27. The New Negro and The Blacks        28. Beauty or Propaganda?         29. The Curator and the Patron         30. Langston\'s Indian Summer        31. The American Scholar         32. Loves\' Labour Lost         Section III: Metamorphosis33. The Naked and the Nude         34. The Saving Grace of Realism 35. Bronze Booklets, Gold Art        36. Warn A Brother  37. The Riot and the Ride     38. Conversion         39. Two Trains Running         40. Queer Toussaint          41. The Invisible Locke        42. FBI, Haiti, and Diasporic Democracy      43. Inclusion and Death: Wisdom de Profundis        44: Buried but not Dead         EpilogueNotesSelected Bibliography Index