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Linton Kwesi Johnson

    Linton Kwesi Johnson je britský dubový básník jamajského původu, jehož dílo se vyznačuje recitací vlastních veršů v jamajském patois za doprovodu dub-reggae hudby. Jeho tvorba, často ve spolupráci s renomovanými producenty, se zaměřuje na sociální témata a kulturní identitu. Johnson je ceněn pro svůj jedinečný styl a rytmické básně, které mají silný zvukový rozměr. Stal se významnou postavou v literatuře díky svému osobitému přístupu k poezii a jejímu spojení s hudbou.

    Inglan is a Bitch
    Dread Beat & Blood
    Selected Poems
    Penguin Classics: Mi Revalueshanary Fren
    Time Come
    • Time Come

      • 336 stránek
      • 12 hodin čtení

      A dynamic selection of Linton Kwesi Johnson's most powerful prose writings, brought together for the first time.

      Time Come
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    • Penguin Classics: Mi Revalueshanary Fren

      Selected Poems

      • 128 stránek
      • 5 hodin čtení

      Pioneering reggae poet Linton Kwesi Johnson revolutionized literary English with his electrifying fusion of oral verse, Jamaican Creole, radical politics and dub rhythms. This major selection of his best poems includes many previously unpublished works. Covering three decades, they articulate the reality of the black experience in Britain, ranging from angry protests against racism and police brutality to moving eulogies for departed family and friends and playful celebrations of urban life. There are classic poems from Johnson's early collections, including 'Inglan is a Bitch' and 'Tings an Times', together with powerful recent works such as 'If I Woz a Tap-Natch Poet', 'BG (For Bernie Grant)' and 'New World Hawdah'.

      Penguin Classics: Mi Revalueshanary Fren
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    • Selected Poems

      • 128 stránek
      • 5 hodin čtení

      Charts the unique literary talent of one of Britain's most influential poets and social critics. Ranging from protests against police brutality to eulogies for departed friends and celebrations of urban life, Linton Kwesi Johnson's use of Jamaican dialect to tackle British subjects contributed to a revolution in the notion of literary English.

      Selected Poems
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