Pan-Africanism Reconsidered.
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Berkeley :
University of California Press,
[2021]
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| Mynediad Ar-lein: | https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.2307/jj.2430548 |
Tabl Cynhwysion:
- Intro
- PREFACE
- NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
- CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- I. BACKGROUNDS
- STATEMENT
- KEYNOTE ADDRESS
- II PAN-AFRICANISM
- THE HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF PAN-AFRICANISM, 1900-1945
- PAN-AFRICANISM: PRESENT AND FUTURE
- COMMENTS
- III. POLITICS
- PAN-AFRICANISM OR NATIONALISM IN AFRICA
- SUPPLEMENTARY REMARKS
- COMMENTS
- RESPONSE
- IV. ECONOMICS
- INTRODUCTION
- SOME LESSONS OF HISTORY FOR AFRICA
- CAPITAL FORMATION, BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, AND ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY IN GHANA AND NIGERIA
- COMMENTS
- DISCUSSION
- V. EDUCATION
- INTRODUCTION
- HIGHER EDUCATION IN TROPICAL AFRICA
- THE UNIVERSITY OF MALI
- COMMENTS
- DISCUSSION
- VI. SOCIAL THOUGHT
- INTRODUCTION
- PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN SOCIAL THOUGHT
- TRADITIONAL AFRICAN SOCIAL THOUGHT
- AFRICAN PERSONALITY AND THE NEW AFRICAN SOCIETY
- DISCUSSION
- VII. ART
- THE AMERICAN NEGRO ARTIST LOOKS AT AFRICA
- DISCUSSION
- VIII. AFRICAN CULTURE AND NEGRITUDE
- INTRODUCTION
- NEGRITUDE: AGREEMENT AND DISAGREEMENT
- THE IDIOM IN AFRICAN ART WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON AFRICAN SCULPTURE
- REMARKS ON AFRICAN PERSONALITY AND NEGRITUDE
- COMMENTS
- DISCUSSION
- IX. CLOSING ADDRESS
- THE RELATION OF AMSAC AND THE AMERICAN NEGRO TO AFRICA AND PAN-AFRICANISM
- EPILOGUE