Jean-Paul Sartre - South Central

Question

This author cited the contradictory nature of Négritude as emblematic of poetry in a preface that popularized the movement, “Black Orpheus.” For 10 points each:

[10e] Name this French author of the existentialist play No Exit.

ANSWER: Jean-Paul Sartre

[10h] In his essay, Sartre exemplifies Négritude’s revolt against Europe with this poet’s Surrealist imagery. This poet reflected on Martinique’s colonial oppression in Notebook of a Return to my Native Land.

ANSWER: Aimé Césaire (“say-ZAIR”)

[10m] Sartre calls Négritude poetry “Orphic” due to its descent into the “glaring hell” of this thing. W. E. B. Du Bois likened double consciousness to having two of these things in an essay collection titled for them.

ANSWER: soul [accept The Souls of Black Folk]

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