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Claude McKay adalah penulis dan pengarang … Claude McKay adalah penulis dan pengarang puisi berkulit hitam. Dia dilahirkan dengan nama Festus Claudius McKay pada tanggal 15 September 1890 di , Jamaika. Claude merupakan anak terakhir dari tujuh bersaudara, dengan orang tua Thomas Francis dan Elizabeth Edwards McKay. Semasa hidupnya, Claude banyak menulis berbagai puisi, fiksi, dan prosa non-fiksi yang berkaitan dengan kehidupan masyarakat kulit hitam dan kulit putih. Beberapa karya yang ditulisnya adalah Harlem Shadows (1992), The Negros of America (1923), Banana Bottom (1961), dan Harlem: Negro Metropolis (1940). Dia adalah orang kulit hitam pertama yang menerima medali Institut Seni dan Sains Jamaika. Claude McKay meninggal pada 22 Mei 1948 di Chicago, Amerika Serikat.a 22 Mei 1948 di Chicago, Amerika Serikat.
, Festus Claudius "Claude" McKay OJ (Septemb … Festus Claudius "Claude" McKay OJ (September 15, 1890 – May 22, 1948) was a Jamaican-American writer and poet. He was a central figure in the Harlem Renaissance. Born in Jamaica, McKay first travelled to the United States to attend college, and encountered W. E. B. Du Bois's The Souls of Black Folk which stimulated McKay's interest in political involvement. He moved to New York City in 1914 and in 1919 he wrote "If We Must Die", one of his best known works, a widely reprinted sonnet responding to the wave of white-on-black race riots and lynchings following the conclusion of the First World War. A poet from the first, he also wrote five novels and a novella: Home to Harlem (1928), a best-seller that won the Harmon Gold Award for Literature; Banjo (1929); Banana Bottom (1933); Romance in Marseille (written in 1933, published in 2020), a novella, Harlem Glory (written in 1938-1940, published in 1990), and in 1941 a novel, Amiable With Big Teeth: A Novel of the Love Affair Between the Communists and the Poor Black Sheep of Harlem, which remained unpublished until 2017. Besides these novels and four published collections of poetry, McKay also authored a collection of short stories, Gingertown (1932); two autobiographical books, A Long Way from Home (1937) and My Green Hills of Jamaica (published posthumously in 1979); and Harlem: Negro Metropolis (1940), consisting of eleven essays on the contemporary social and political history of Harlem and Manhattan, concerned especially with political, social and labor organizing. His 1922 poetry collection, Harlem Shadows, was among the first books published during the Harlem Renaissance and his novel Home To Harlem was a watershed contribution to its fiction. His Selected Poems was published posthumously, in 1953. His Complete Poems (2004) includes almost ninety pages of poetry written between 1923 and the late 1940s, most of it previously unpublished, a crucial addition to his poetic oeuvre. McKay was introduced to British Fabian socialism in his teens by his elder brother and tutor Uriah Theodore, and after moving to the United States in his early 20s encountered the American socialist left in the work of W. E. B. Du Bois and through his membership in the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) — the only American left-labor organization of the era that was totally open to Negro members (as he comments), continuing the tradition of the populist People's Party of the previous generation. In the course of the teens he became acquainted with the writings of Marx and the programs of a variety of activists. As a co-editor of The Liberator magazine, he came into conflict with its hard-line Leninist doctrinaire editor Mike Gold, a contention which contributed to his leaving the magazine. In 1922–1923 he traveled to the Soviet Union to attend a Congress of the International, there encountering his friend Liberator publisher Max Eastman, a delegate to the Congress. In Russia, McKay was widely feted by the Communist Party. While there, he worked with a Russian writer to produce two books which were published in Russian, The Negroes of America (1923), a critical examination of American black-white racism from a Marxist class-conflict perspective, and Trial By Lynching (1925); translations of these books back into English appeared in 1979 and 1977 respectively; McKay's original English texts are apparently lost. In the Soviet Union McKay eventually concluded that, as he says of a character in Harlem Glory, he "saw what he was shown." Realizing that he was being manipulated and used by the Party apparatus, and responding critically to the authoritarian bent of the Soviet regime, he left for Western Europe in 1923, first for Hamburg, then Paris, then the South of France, Barcelona and Morocco. After his return to Harlem in 1934 he found himself in frequent contention with the Stalinist New York City Communist Party which sought to dominate the left politics and writing community of the decade. His prose masterpiece, A Long Way From Home, was attacked in the New York City press on doctrinaire Stalinist grounds. This conflict is reflected in Harlem: Negro Metropolis and satirized in Amiable With Big Teeth. His sonnet sequence, "The Cycle," published posthumously in the Complete Poems, deals at length with McKay's confrontation with the left political machine of the time. Increasingly ill in the mid-40s, he was rescued from extremely impoverished circumstances by a Catholic Worker friend and installed in a communal living situation; later in the decade he converted to Catholicism.in the decade he converted to Catholicism.
, 费斯图斯·克劳迪乌斯·“克劳德”·麦凯 （Festus Claudius "Claude" McKay，1890年9月15日－1948年5月22日）是一名牙买加裔美国作家、诗人，哈莱姆文艺复兴重要人物。他出生于牙买加，在美国读书并在1914年移民纽约市，1919年写下成名作《如果我们必须死》（If We Must Die）。
, Festus Claudius „Claude“ McKay (* 15. September 1889 in , Clarendon, Jamaika; † 22. Mai 1948 in Chicago, USA) war ein jamaikanischer Dichter und Romanautor. Er war einer der frühesten Vertreter der Harlem Renaissance.
, Claude McKay (parrocchia di Clarendon, 15 … Claude McKay (parrocchia di Clarendon, 15 settembre 1889 – Chicago, 22 maggio 1948) è stato uno scrittore e poeta giamaicano. In gioventù era stato un comunista, ma dopo un viaggio in Unione Sovietica appurò che il comunismo era troppo rigido e limitante. Non fu comunque mai un vero membro del Partito Comunista. McKay fece parte del movimento dell'Harlem Renaissance e scrisse tre romanzi: Home to Harlem (1928), un best seller che vinse l'Harmon Gold Award for Literature, Banjo (1929), e Banana Bottom (1933). Fu inoltre autore di una raccolta di racconti, Gingertown (1932), e di due libri autobiografici, A Long Way from Home (1937) e Harlem: Negro Metropolis (1940). Il suo libro di poesie, Harlem Shadows (1922), fu tra i primi libri pubblicati durante l'Harlem Renaissance. Una sua raccolta di poesie scelte, Selected Poems (1953), fu pubblicata postuma.ected Poems (1953), fu pubblicata postuma.
, Claude McKay (Clarendon, 1889ko irailaren … Claude McKay (Clarendon, 1889ko irailaren 15a - Chicago, 1948ko maiatzaren 22a) jamaikar poeta izan zen. Komunista izan zen gaztetan, eta ez zen alderdiko kide izatera iritsi, baina Sobietar Batasunera bisita egin ondoren, esperientziari buruz idatzi zuen. McKayk Harlemgo Pizkundean (ingelesez: Harlem Renaissance) parte hartu zuen, eta hiru eleberri idatzi zituen: Home to Harlem (1928), salmenta-arrakasta, Urrezko Harmon literatura saria irabazi zuena, Banjo (1929), eta Bananas Bottom (1933). McKayk kontakizun-laburren bilduma bat ere idatzi zuen, Gingertown (1932), baita bi liburu autobiografiko ere: A Long Way from Home (1937) eta Harlem: Negro Metropolis (1940). Harlem Shadows (1922) bere poesia-liburua Harlemen berpizkundeko lehen argitalpenen artean egon zen. Selected Poems (1953) bere poema-antologia, hil ondoren argitaratu zuten.a-antologia, hil ondoren argitaratu zuten.
, كلود مكاي (بالإنجليزية: Claude McKay) هو كاتب وشاعر جامايكي، ولد في 15 سبتمبر 1889 في أبرشية كلارندون في جامايكا، وتوفي في 22 مايو 1948 في شيكاغو في الولايات المتحدة بسبب نوبة قلبية.
, Клод Маккей, собственно Фестус Клаудиус Ма … Клод Маккей, собственно Фестус Клаудиус Маккей (англ. Claude McKay, Festus Claudius McKay, 15 сентября 1889, Нейрн-Кастл, , Ямайка — 22 мая 1948, Чикаго) — американский писатель вест-индского происхождения, классик вест-индской литературы, один из активных деятелей гарлемского ренессанса. активных деятелей гарлемского ренессанса.
, Claude McKay, född 15 september 1889, död … Claude McKay, född 15 september 1889, död 22 maj 1948, var en amerikansk poet. McKay föddes på Jamaica och kom i 20-årsåldern till USA, och visades sedan bland annat i Frankrike. McKay skrev bland annat diktsamlingarna Songs of Jamaica (1912), Spring in New Hampshire (1920), Harlem shadows (1922) och de självbiografiskt hållna Home to Harlem (1928) och Banjo (1929). Med förkärlek hämtade han sina motiv från Harlem.kärlek hämtade han sina motiv från Harlem.
, Claude McKay (15 septembre 1889 - 22 mai 1 … Claude McKay (15 septembre 1889 - 22 mai 1948) est un romancier et poète jamaïcain, puis naturalisé américain. Il a fait partie du mouvement littéraire de la Renaissance de Harlem (Harlem Renaissance). Il est l'auteur de trois romans : Home to Harlem en 1928 (Ghetto noir), un best-seller qui lui valut le Harmon Gold Award for Literature, Banjo en 1929, et Banana Bottom en 1933. Claude McKay est aussi l'auteur d'un recueil de nouvelles, Gingertown en 1932 et de deux autobiographies, A Long Way from Home en 1937 et Harlem: Negro Polis en 1940. Sa poésie, lyrique, nostalgique, et sociale, en fait un auteur majeur de la littérature afro-américaine de la première moitié du XXe siècle. Il fut un grand voyageur, passant la majeure partie de sa vie entre les États-Unis, l'Europe et le Maroc. Il visita longuement l'URSS après la Révolution d'Octobre. Marqué par le racisme et la ségrégation, il était un auteur engagé dans les milieux révolutionnaires et activistes en faveur des droits civiques, mais il resta toujours critique des appareils politiques. Malade et sans illusion, il se convertit au catholicisme à la fin de sa vie.vertit au catholicisme à la fin de sa vie.
, Claude McKay (Clarendon Parish, Jamaica, 1 … Claude McKay (Clarendon Parish, Jamaica, 15 de septiembre de 1889 – Chicago, 22 de mayo de 1948), fue un escritor y poeta jamaicano. Comunista en su juventud, no llegó a hacerse miembro del partido aunque, tras realizar una visita a la Unión Soviética, escribió sobre la experiencia muy favorablemente. McKay participó en el Renacimiento de Harlem (Harlem Renaissance), y escribió tres novelas: Home to Harlem (1928), éxito de ventas con el que ganó el premio Harmon de oro de literatura, Banjo (1929), y Bananas Bottom (1933). McKay también escribió una colección de relatos cortos, Gingertown (1932), y dos libros autobiográficos: A Long Way from Home (1937) y Harlem: Negro Metropolis (1940). Su libro de poesía, Harlem Shadows (1922) estuvo entre las primeras publicaciones del renacimiento de Harlem. Su libro de poemas escogidos, Selected Poems (1953), fue publicado póstumamente. Poems (1953), fue publicado póstumamente.
, Festus Claudius "Claude" McKay (Clarendon, … Festus Claudius "Claude" McKay (Clarendon, 15 de setembro de 1889 — Chicago, 22 de maio de 1948) foi um escritor e poeta jamaicano-americano, que foi uma figura seminal no Renascimento do Harlem. Claude McKay, após "ter tido muita fé no agnosticismo", se converteu à Igreja Católica: "Se aceito os católicos em um país cristão é simplesmente porque acredito de todo coração que a Igreja Católica é a Igreja tradicional e verdadeira".lica é a Igreja tradicional e verdadeira".
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Claude McKay (Clarendon, 1889ko irailaren … Claude McKay (Clarendon, 1889ko irailaren 15a - Chicago, 1948ko maiatzaren 22a) jamaikar poeta izan zen. Komunista izan zen gaztetan, eta ez zen alderdiko kide izatera iritsi, baina Sobietar Batasunera bisita egin ondoren, esperientziari buruz idatzi zuen. McKayk Harlemgo Pizkundean (ingelesez: Harlem Renaissance) parte hartu zuen, eta hiru eleberri idatzi zituen: Home to Harlem (1928), salmenta-arrakasta, Urrezko Harmon literatura saria irabazi zuena, Banjo (1929), eta Bananas Bottom (1933). McKayk kontakizun-laburren bilduma bat ere idatzi zuen, Gingertown (1932), baita bi liburu autobiografiko ere: A Long Way from Home (1937) eta Harlem: Negro Metropolis (1940). Harlem Shadows (1922) bere poesia-liburua Harlemen berpizkundeko lehen argitalpenen artean egon zen. Selected Poems (1953) berartean egon zen. Selected Poems (1953) ber
, Claude McKay adalah penulis dan pengarang … Claude McKay adalah penulis dan pengarang puisi berkulit hitam. Dia dilahirkan dengan nama Festus Claudius McKay pada tanggal 15 September 1890 di , Jamaika. Claude merupakan anak terakhir dari tujuh bersaudara, dengan orang tua Thomas Francis dan Elizabeth Edwards McKay. Semasa hidupnya, Claude banyak menulis berbagai puisi, fiksi, dan prosa non-fiksi yang berkaitan dengan kehidupan masyarakat kulit hitam dan kulit putih. Beberapa karya yang ditulisnya adalah Harlem Shadows (1992), The Negros of America (1923), Banana Bottom (1961), dan Harlem: Negro Metropolis (1940). Dia adalah orang kulit hitam pertama yang menerima medali Institut Seni dan Sains Jamaika. Claude McKay meninggal pada 22 Mei 1948 di Chicago, Amerika Serikat.a 22 Mei 1948 di Chicago, Amerika Serikat.
, Claude McKay (parrocchia di Clarendon, 15 … Claude McKay (parrocchia di Clarendon, 15 settembre 1889 – Chicago, 22 maggio 1948) è stato uno scrittore e poeta giamaicano. In gioventù era stato un comunista, ma dopo un viaggio in Unione Sovietica appurò che il comunismo era troppo rigido e limitante. Non fu comunque mai un vero membro del Partito Comunista. McKay fece parte del movimento dell'Harlem Renaissance e scrisse tre romanzi: Home to Harlem (1928), un best seller che vinse l'Harmon Gold Award for Literature, Banjo (1929), e Banana Bottom (1933).ure, Banjo (1929), e Banana Bottom (1933).
, Claude McKay (15 septembre 1889 - 22 mai 1 … Claude McKay (15 septembre 1889 - 22 mai 1948) est un romancier et poète jamaïcain, puis naturalisé américain. Il a fait partie du mouvement littéraire de la Renaissance de Harlem (Harlem Renaissance). Il est l'auteur de trois romans : Home to Harlem en 1928 (Ghetto noir), un best-seller qui lui valut le Harmon Gold Award for Literature, Banjo en 1929, et Banana Bottom en 1933. Claude McKay est aussi l'auteur d'un recueil de nouvelles, Gingertown en 1932 et de deux autobiographies, A Long Way from Home en 1937 et Harlem: Negro Polis en 1940. Sa poésie, lyrique, nostalgique, et sociale, en fait un auteur majeur de la littérature afro-américaine de la première moitié du XXe siècle. Il fut un grand voyageur, passant la majeure partie de sa vie entre les États-Unis, l'Europe et le Maroc. Il vies États-Unis, l'Europe et le Maroc. Il vi
, Клод Маккей, собственно Фестус Клаудиус Ма … Клод Маккей, собственно Фестус Клаудиус Маккей (англ. Claude McKay, Festus Claudius McKay, 15 сентября 1889, Нейрн-Кастл, , Ямайка — 22 мая 1948, Чикаго) — американский писатель вест-индского происхождения, классик вест-индской литературы, один из активных деятелей гарлемского ренессанса. активных деятелей гарлемского ренессанса.
, Festus Claudius „Claude“ McKay (* 15. September 1889 in , Clarendon, Jamaika; † 22. Mai 1948 in Chicago, USA) war ein jamaikanischer Dichter und Romanautor. Er war einer der frühesten Vertreter der Harlem Renaissance.
, Claude McKay, född 15 september 1889, död … Claude McKay, född 15 september 1889, död 22 maj 1948, var en amerikansk poet. McKay föddes på Jamaica och kom i 20-årsåldern till USA, och visades sedan bland annat i Frankrike. McKay skrev bland annat diktsamlingarna Songs of Jamaica (1912), Spring in New Hampshire (1920), Harlem shadows (1922) och de självbiografiskt hållna Home to Harlem (1928) och Banjo (1929). Med förkärlek hämtade han sina motiv från Harlem.kärlek hämtade han sina motiv från Harlem.
, Festus Claudius "Claude" McKay OJ (Septemb … Festus Claudius "Claude" McKay OJ (September 15, 1890 – May 22, 1948) was a Jamaican-American writer and poet. He was a central figure in the Harlem Renaissance. Born in Jamaica, McKay first travelled to the United States to attend college, and encountered W. E. B. Du Bois's The Souls of Black Folk which stimulated McKay's interest in political involvement. He moved to New York City in 1914 and in 1919 he wrote "If We Must Die", one of his best known works, a widely reprinted sonnet responding to the wave of white-on-black race riots and lynchings following the conclusion of the First World War.ing the conclusion of the First World War.
, 费斯图斯·克劳迪乌斯·“克劳德”·麦凯 （Festus Claudius "Claude" McKay，1890年9月15日－1948年5月22日）是一名牙买加裔美国作家、诗人，哈莱姆文艺复兴重要人物。他出生于牙买加，在美国读书并在1914年移民纽约市，1919年写下成名作《如果我们必须死》（If We Must Die）。
, Festus Claudius "Claude" McKay (Clarendon, … Festus Claudius "Claude" McKay (Clarendon, 15 de setembro de 1889 — Chicago, 22 de maio de 1948) foi um escritor e poeta jamaicano-americano, que foi uma figura seminal no Renascimento do Harlem. Claude McKay, após "ter tido muita fé no agnosticismo", se converteu à Igreja Católica: "Se aceito os católicos em um país cristão é simplesmente porque acredito de todo coração que a Igreja Católica é a Igreja tradicional e verdadeira".lica é a Igreja tradicional e verdadeira".
, كلود مكاي (بالإنجليزية: Claude McKay) هو كاتب وشاعر جامايكي، ولد في 15 سبتمبر 1889 في أبرشية كلارندون في جامايكا، وتوفي في 22 مايو 1948 في شيكاغو في الولايات المتحدة بسبب نوبة قلبية.
, Claude McKay (Clarendon Parish, Jamaica, 1 … Claude McKay (Clarendon Parish, Jamaica, 15 de septiembre de 1889 – Chicago, 22 de mayo de 1948), fue un escritor y poeta jamaicano. Comunista en su juventud, no llegó a hacerse miembro del partido aunque, tras realizar una visita a la Unión Soviética, escribió sobre la experiencia muy favorablemente. McKay participó en el Renacimiento de Harlem (Harlem Renaissance), y escribió tres novelas: Home to Harlem (1928), éxito de ventas con el que ganó el premio Harmon de oro de literatura, Banjo (1929), y Bananas Bottom (1933). McKay también escribió una colección de relatos cortos, Gingertown (1932), y dos libros autobiográficos: A Long Way from Home (1937) y Harlem: Negro Metropolis (1940). Su libro de poesía, Harlem Shadows (1922) estuvo entre las primeras publicaciones del renacimiento de Himeras publicaciones del renacimiento de H
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