Novels, An Odor of Sanctity and Judas, My Brother^ this presentationĪnalyzes Yerby's agnosticism and his philosophical assumptions andīeliefs. Yerby's fiction and a close reading of two of his most important Through an examination of general references to religion in Novels and in fact, he actually developed philosophical assumptions and Questioning conventional religious beliefs in his anti-heroic popular Research of the history of cultures across the world, Yerby began With the cumulative effects of his personal experiences as an AfricanĪmerican, especially in the South, undergirded by his prodigious His protest aim and artistic consciousness, becoming one ofĪmerica's most avid debunkers of history and myth. In this historic transition, Yerby modified In the 1940s, however, Yerby abruptly switched from Of his contemporaries, he demonstrated conventional religious thought in
The American South, Frank Garvin Yerby began his literary career writingīlack protest fiction in the tradition of Richard Wright, and like many
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