Contemporary Africana theory, thought, and action
Subtitle: a guide to Africana studies
By: edited by Clenora Hudson-Weems.
Contributors: Hudson-Weems, Clenora.
Publisher: Africa World Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Trenton NJ
Language: eng
Subjects: African Americans -- Study and teaching; African Americans -- Historiography; African Americans -- Intellectual life; Blacks -- Study and teaching; Blacks -- Historiography; Blacks -- Intellectual life; African diaspora; Pan-Africanism; Africa -- Study and teaching
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Africana thought-action : an authenticating paradigm for Africana studies / Clenora Hudson-Weems; title: Afrocentricity and transformation : understanding a movement / Molefi Kete Asante; title: Kush and Kemet : the pillars of African-centered thought / Jacob Carruthers; title: Black male/female relationships : the Lens model / Delores P. Aldridge; title: Africana womanism and the critical need for Africana theory and thought / Clenora Hudson-Weems; title: William Leo Hansberry and African studies beginnings in the United States / Kwame Alford; title: Africology : from social movement to academic discipline / William E. Nelson, Jr; title: Africology : considerations concerning a discipline / Winston A. Van Horne; title: Foundations of a "jazz" theory of Africana studies / James B. Stewart; title: The Garvey aesthetic / Tony Martin; title: Legacy revisited : visual art and the Black liberation struggle / H. Ike Okafor-Newsum; title: Critical theory and problems of canonicity in African American literature / Richard K. Barksdale; title: Global Africa and comparative leadership : Walter Rodney, Julius K. Nyerere and Martin Luther King, Jr. / Ali A. Mazrui; title: Emmett Till : the modern civil rights movement / Clenora Hudson-Weems; title: Ebonics : re-claiming and re-defining our language / Robert L. Williams; title: Politico-psychological control and oppression of Blacks through the media / Talmadge Anderson; title: From Africa to Afrocentric innovations some call jazz / Karlton Edward Hester; title: Nommo/self-naming, self-defining, and the history of Africana womanism / Clenora Hudson-Weems; title: Africana womanism : the coming of age / Daphne Ntiri-Quenum; title: Africana womanism, an African legacy : it ain't easy being a queen / Barbara A. Wheeler; title: Frances Watkins Harper : eminent pre-Africana womanist / Anne Steiner; title: Common bonds from Africa to the U.S. : Africana womanist literary analysis / Betty Taylor Thompson; title: Gloria Naylor's Mama day : an Africana womanist reading / Adele S. Newson-Horst; title: Tragic ambivalence : African American confusion regarding economic self-interest / Robert E. Weems, Jr; title: Education for liberation : public Black colleges under siege : desegregation versus affirmative action / Alvin O. Chambliss, Jr; title: Confronting racialized bioethics : the new contract on Black America / Maria K. Mootry; title: Reparation phase III : re-instituting the primary collective vision/will of African Americans / Obedike Kamau; title: Nguzo saba (the seven principles) / Maulana Karenga; title: Epilogue : the paradox is in the paradigm : the "bell curve," another entity in the legacy of American oppression / Irene Thompson; title: Afterword / Mark Christian.