Reading Literary Works by Black and White Writers: Effects on Students' Attitudes.

Cooke, Gwendolyn

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Publication Date: 1974

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Reading Literary Works by Black and White Writers: Effects on Students' Attitudes

Cooke, Gwendolyn

Journal of Black Studies, 5, 2, 123-133, Dec 74

Students' attitudes toward Black literature were found to significantly improve as a result of reading literary works by black and white American writers, integrated in a curriculum package--"Black-White Literary Relations: Thermatic Parallels." (EH)

Descriptors: Attitude Change, Black Literature, English Curriculum, Experimental Curriculum, Integrated Curriculum, Literature Programs, Student Attitudes

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