introduction to Africana philosophy
By: Lewis R. Gordon.
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Cambridge; New York
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780521858854; 9780521675468
Subjects: Philosophy, African
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Africana philosophy in context; title: Groundings; title: Africana philosophy as a modern philosophy; title: Classic eighteenth and nineteenth-century foundations; title: Anton Wilhelm Amo; title: Quobna Ottobah Cugoano; title: From David Walker's appeal to the founding of the American Negro Academy; title: Caribbean men of letters : Anténor Firmin and George Wilmot Blyden; title: From new world to new worlds; title: Three pillars of African-American philosophy; title: Anna Julia Cooper and the problem of value; title: W.E.D. du Bois and the problem of double consciousness; title: Fanon's critique of failed dialectics of recognition; title: Africana philosophical movements in the United States and Britain; title: Prophetic and other recent forms of African-American pragmatism; title: Black feminist and womanist thought; title: Afrocentrism and afrocentricity; title: African-American analytical philosophy; title: African-American and Afro-British European continental philosophy; title: Cedric Robinson's anthropology of marxism; title: African-American existential philosophy, phenomenology, and their infuence; title: Afro-Caribbean philosophy; title: African philosophy; title: African humanism; title: The theme of invention in recent African philosophy; title: African critiques of invention; title: Recent African political thought.