Uafrocentriki

Uafroncentriki (kutoka Kiingereza: Afrocentrism vilevile huitwa Afrocentricity) ni itikadi ya kitamaduni au mtazamo wa kilimwengu ambao hasa ulitolewa na wasomi Weusi wanaoishi nchini Marekani na imejikita katika kuelezea historia ya mtu mweusi Ni majibu yaliyotokana na toleo la ulimwengu la (Eurocentriki) kuhusu Watu wa Afrika na michango yao kihistoria na vilevile katika kutaka kujua asili yao na itikadi zao. Afrocentricity inajishughulisha hasa elimu ya kujitambua kusimama kama wakala wa Afrika na itakadi nzima ya Pan-African na utamaduni wake, falsafa, na historia.
Vilevile Afrocentric hutazamiwa kama mawazo ya Wasomi wa Kiafrika na kwingineko ambao walisoma huko Ulaya. Wengi wao waliibuka katika karne ya 20 hasa kipindi kile cha harakati za kupigania uhuru na ukoloni barani Afrika. Kwa mujibu wa wasomi hao, sababu zilizopelekea Unyang'anyi wa Afrika ni kwa sababu ya mapinduzi ya viwanda ambayo yalichukua nafasi barani Ulaya katika karne ya 19. Mapinduzi hayo yalikuwa na changamoto mbalimbali kwa mataifa ya Ulaya. Ili kuondoa changamoto hizo, wakaona bora waje Afrika - jambo ambalo lilipelekea kuigawa Afrika kwa mataifa yenye nguvu ya Ulaya.

Matatizo ya mapinduzi ya viwanda
Yafuatayo ni matatizo au nadharia kulingana na wasomi hao wa Kiafrika walioanisha na kuaminika ndio hasa yaliyowafanya Wazungu waje Afrika:

Uzalishaji wa ziada
Uzalishaji wa kupita kiasi ulisababishwa na matumizi ya mashine badala ya binadamu. Utumiaji wa uliongeza uzalishaji na kupelekea upungufu wa malighafi barani Ulaya. Hivyo basi walilazimika kuja Afrika ili kutatua tatizo hilo la malighafi. Hili lilipeleka unyang'anyi wa Afrika.

Uteja duni
Baada ya mapinduzi ya viwanda, kulikuwa na upungufu wa watu kununua bidhaa za viwandani. Jambo hili lilifanya waje Afrika kutafuta masoko. Vilevile baada ya mapinduzi ya viwanda, sehemu kubwa ya watu walikuwa hawana ajira hivyo upatikanaji wa pesa ukawa mdogo mno, wapi pa kuuzia bidhaa zao, Afrika.

Jisomee 
 The Case against Afrocentrism, Tunde Adeleke (ISBN 1604732938)
 Afrotopia: The Roots of African American Popular History (Cambridge Studies in American Literature and Culture), Wilson Jeremiah Moses (978-0521479417)

Tazama pia 
 Falsafa ya Afrika
 Mwamko wa Afrika

Marejeo

Fasihi

Msingi 
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 Afrocentricity (rev. ed.). Trenton, N.J.: Africa World Press. ISBN 0-86543-067-5. 
 Kemet, Afrocentricity, and Knowledge. Trenton, N.J.: Africa World Press. ISBN 0-86543-188-4. 
 The Afrocentric Idea. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. ISBN 1-56639-594-1. 
 
  online copy
 Introduction to Black Studies (2nd ed.). Los Angeles: University of Sankore Press. ISBN 0-943412-16-1. 
 ""Afrocentrism and the Afrocentric method." Western Journal of Black Studies" 16 (3): 160–168.

Secondari 
 Yet with a steady beat: contemporary U.S. Afrocentric biblical interpretation. Society of Biblical Literature. 
 Heresy in the University: The Black Athena Controversy and the Responsibilities of American Intellectuals. Rutgers University Press. 
 Contentious curricula: Afrocentrism and creationism in American public schools. Princeton University Press .  External link in |publisher= (help)
 Nile Valley Contributions To Civilization: Exploding the Myths, Volume 1. Washington, DC: Institute of Karmic Guidance. 
 Afrocentrism and world politics: towards a new paradigm. Westport, Connecticut: Praeger. 
 Modern political culture in the Caribbean. University of the West Indies Press. 
 Afrocentrism: mythical pasts and imagined homes. London: Verso. 
 Konstan, David. "Inventing Ancient Greece: [Review article]", History and Theory, Vol. 36, No. 2. (May, 1997), pp. 261–269.
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 Black Athena Revisited. University of North Carolina Press. ISBN 0-8078-4555-8. 
 Afrotopia: the roots of African American popular history. Cambridge University Press. 
 Black pride and black prejudice. Princeton University Press. 
 We Can't Go Home Again: An Argument about Afrocentrism. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-509571-5.

Viungo vya Nje 
 Afrocentricity  by Molefi Kete Asante, asante.net
 "The Afrocentric Hustle"  Stanley Crouch comments on the emergence of Afrocentric thought in the African American community.
 Afrocentrism: The Argument We're Really Having by Ibrahim Sundiata
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