In one essay, this thinker conflated the "City of a Hundred Hills" with a mythological figure in warning his readers not to give up their ultimate goal in exchange for the "Golden Apples of Hippomenes." This author of "Of the Wings of Atalanta" postulated the existence of a metaphorical "veil" which causes certain people to have a "second sight," a concept explicated in his book Darkwater. Another of his books mourns the "sense of always looking at one's self through the eyes of others," a concept he labeled (*) "double consciousness." He wrote that "the problem of the Twentieth Century is the problem of color line" in a work which discussed his idea of "the Talented Tenth" and commented on his feud with Booker T. Washington. For 10 points, name this author of The Souls of Black Folk.
In one essay, this thinker conflated the "City of a Hundred Hills" with a mythological figure in warning his readers not to give up their ultimate goal in exchange for the "Golden Apples of Hippomenes." This author of "Of the Wings of Atalanta" postulated the existence of a metaphorical "veil" which causes certain people to have a "second sight," a concept explicated in his book Darkwater. Another of his books mourns the "sense of always looking at one's self through the eyes of others," a concept he labeled (*) "double consciousness." He wrote that "the problem of the Twentieth Century is the problem of color line" in a work which discussed his idea of "the Talented Tenth" and commented on his feud with Booker T. Washington. For 10 points, name this author of The Souls of Black Folk.
In one essay, this thinker conflated the "City of a Hundred Hills" with a mythological figure in warning his readers not to give up their ultimate goal in exchange for the "Golden Apples of Hippomenes."
William Edward Burghardt {Du Bois}