Ralph Ellison on work in progress

Duration: Series:U.S.A.--novel no. 5

Year Published: 1966

Creator: National Educational Television Released by Indiana University Audio-Visual Center 1966

Description: Presents an interview with author Ralph Ellison during which he discusses his philosophy as to writers, American novels, the unity of the American spirit, and the genesis of his first novel, The invisible man. Includes comments about his work in progress, the influence of the Negro church in literature, and his experiences in teaching

Complete Record: Ralph Ellison on work in progress Authors:National Educational Television and Radio Center, Indiana University, Bloomington Audio-Visual Center Summary:Presents an interview with author Ralph Ellison during which he discusses his philosophy as to writers, American novels, the unity of the American spirit, and the genesis of his first novel, The invisible man. Includes comments about his work in progress, the influence of the Negro church in literature, and his experiences in teaching Show more Film, English, 1966 Edition:View all formats and editions Publisher: National Educational Television, Released by Indiana University Audio-Visual Center, 1966 Series: U.S.A.--novel, no. 5 Physical Description: 29 min. sound, black and white 16 mm OCLC Number / Unique Identifier: 4426622 Subjects: Ellison, Ralph Show less information