Blackness and the Dreaming Soul

Blackness and the Dreaming Soul
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Total Pages : 232
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ISBN-10 : 1905565089
ISBN-13 : 9781905565085
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Book Synopsis Blackness and the Dreaming Soul by : Cy Grant

Download or read book Blackness and the Dreaming Soul written by Cy Grant and published by . This book was released on 2007 with total page 232 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Blackness and the Dreaming Soul is an account of a long journey of self- discovery involving an ever deepening awareness of the causes of our current alienation from each other and the natural primordial world. It is an alchemical venture, exploring the darkness of the human psyche: being black and trapped in a white culture, as well as being white and caught in an ambush of denial. Written without bitterness and recrimination, Blackness & the Dreaming Soul is neither pure biography nor philosophical manifesto, but grows out of the author's childhood as the great grandson of a slave in British Guiana. The book chronicles his career during a long sojourn in Britain, as a World War II RAF officer (two years spent as a prisoner of war in Nazi Germany), qualifying as a barrister at law, to a career in show business spanning stage, film, radio and TV. In the late 50s, Cy's was the first black face to appear regularly on television, singing the news in calypso.


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