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The living language

Features poets James Autry and Quincy Troupe, both of whom work with the oral tradition to lift poetry off the page and bring it into the community.

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  • "Moyers : the power of the word"@en

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  • "Features poets James Autry and Quincy Troupe, both of whom work with the oral tradition to lift poetry off the page and bring it into the community."@en
  • "Features poets James Autry and Quincy Troupe, both of whom work with the oral tradition to lift poetry off the page and bring it into the community. James Autry, a businessman and publisher, writes poetry about the business world and the Southern culture of his youth. He reads his poetry at a business meeting and a church. Quincy Troupe, a professor of American and Third World literature, enjoys reading his poetry in different settings--classroom, prison, or bar. The positive response of a group of prisoners to Troupe's poetry classes shows how poetry can speak to and for people in all conditions of life. Bill Moyers interviews both poets."@en
  • "This program features James Autry and Quincy Troupe who both work with the oral tradition to lift poetry off the page and bring it into the community. Autry's readings are popularly requested at business seminars and Troupe is shown reading his poems to and talking with groups at Sing Sing prison, the College of Staten Island, a bar, and a high school that he helped to integrate in St. Louis."@en

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  • "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"@en
  • "Interviews"@en

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  • "The living language"@en

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