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The Black City Hardcover by Hubert Fichte; foreword by Diedrich Diederichsen and Anselm Franke; photographs by Leonore Mau; translated by Adam Siegel and Max Bach Condition:New Publisher: DK Children (2022-01-18)

The Black City Hardcover by Hubert Fichte; foreword by Diedrich Diederichsen and Anselm Franke; photographs by Leonore Mau; translated by Adam Siegel and Max Bach Condition:New Publisher: DK Children (2022-01-18)Product Details Publisher: Sternberg Press (2019 03 26) Language: English Paperback: 368 pages ISBN 13: 9783956794452 Item Weight: 487. 62 grams Dimensions: 7. 75 x 5. 25 x 1. 2 cm A portrait via interviews and essays of New York City at the end of the 1970s as the center of the African diaspora. Fichte did away with the opposition between objective and poetic writinghis heightened objectivity becomes poetic, his poetry journalistic. He wrote to fight

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Publisher: DK Children (2022-01-18)

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The Black City Hardcover by Hubert Fichte; foreword by Diedrich Diederichsen and Anselm Franke; photographs by Leonore Mau; translated by Adam Siegel and Max Bach Condition:New Publisher: DK Children (2022-01-18)Product Details Publisher: Sternberg Press (2019 03 26) Language: English Paperback: 368 pages ISBN 13: 9783956794452 Item Weight: 487. 62 grams Dimensions: 7. 75 x 5. 25 x 1. 2 cm A portrait via interviews and essays of New York City at the end of the 1970s as the center of the African diaspora. Fichte did away with the opposition between objective and poetic writinghis heightened objectivity becomes poetic, his poetry journalistic. He wrote to fight

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