Richard Yarborough
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About Richard Yarborough
Richard A. Yarborough, a dedicated scholar of English and African-American literature, serves as a Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Faculty Research Associate at the Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies. His research primarily centers on pre-World War I African-American literary works and the complex portrayal of slavery and race in American cultural discourse.
Richard Yarborough's Area of Expertise
Richard A. Yarborough's expertise lies in the exploration of African-American literature, with a keen focus on pre-World War I works and the intricate representations of slavery and race within American cultural discourse. He is a passionate scholar who aims to shed light on the rich African-American literary traditions and their impact on society.
I geek out on...
I geek out on the intricate nuances of African-American literature, particularly pre-World War I works, and the complex portrayal of slavery and race in American cultural discourse.
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What inspired you to focus on pre-World War I African-American literature?
Can you share some insights on the portrayal of slavery and race in American cultural discourse?
How has your research contributed to the understanding of African-American literary traditions?
What are some of the most influential African-American literary works you've encountered in your studies?