African studies for the 21st century

著者

    • Gordon, Jacob U.

書誌事項

African studies for the 21st century

Jacob U. Gordon, editor

Nova Science Publishers, c2004

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注記

Includes bibliographical references and index

収録内容

  • African studies : problems of definition / Jacob U. Gordon
  • African studies : a historical perspective / Augustine Konneh
  • African studies at HBCUs / Alton Hornsby, Jr
  • African studies in the Caribbean / Patrick A. Grant and Gathogo Mukuria
  • African studies in special education programming : problems and prospects / Festus E. Obiakor and Gathogo Mukuria
  • Africana studies and the discipline of psychology / Jocelyn Freeman Bonvillain and Reginald Rackley
  • Where do we go from here? : literature and African studies / Tara T. Green
  • African studies at the undergraduate level : a perspective / I. Peter Ukpokodu
  • Graduate studies in African studies for the 21st century / Ama Mazama
  • African languages : the proven pedagogy into the window of the African mind / Michael O. Afolayan
  • The role of African languages in the 21st century : the case of South Africa / Zandile P.Nkabinde
  • African studies and black women studies / Eunice Matthews-Armstead
  • Globalization and African studies / Gathogo Mukuria
  • African studies and African development in the 21st century / Garth Andrew Myers
  • Toward collaboration and coordination of Africana studies in the 21st century / Marcellus C. Barksdale

内容説明・目次

内容説明

African Studies as a field of inquiry has had to combat the insidious interpretations of racist theories used to justify the domination and colonisation of the continent for the past five hundred years. While this has not been the complete history of the field, it has yielded numerous historians who have either misunderstood or deliberately distorted the idea of African agency. Now Jacob Gordon has brought together some of the finest minds in the field to establish the parameters for the future. There have been two general movements in the past one hundred years that have reflected the ideas of Africans toward the doctrine of white supremacy in African Studies and other fields: Negritude and Afrocentricity. Both of these movements have attendants, variances, and oppositions. Nevertheless they may be said to speak to the same problem confronting the African people in a global way and African Studies specifically. This book represents an advance in the conceptualisation of African leadership and political direction. There have always been models of leadership, rooted deeply in the culture, responsive to the historical contexts of the people themselves, that have been used by African leaders. However, what the authors in this volume are committed to is the development of ideas and ideals that will lend continuity to the best traditions of the African people.

目次

  • Foreword
  • Acknowledgements
  • African Studies: Problems of Definition
  • African Studies: An Historical Perspective
  • African Studies at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
  • African Studies in the Caribbean
  • African Studies in Special Education Programming: Problems and Prospects
  • Africana Studies and the Discipline of Psychology
  • Where Do We Go From Here?: Literature and African Studies
  • African Studies at the Undergraduate Level: A Perspective
  • Graduate Studies in African Studies for the 21st Century
  • African Languages: A Proven Pedagogy into the Window of the African Mind
  • The Role of African Languages in the 21st Century: The Case of South Africa
  • African Studies and Black Women Studies
  • Globalisation and African Studies
  • African Studies and African Development in the 21st Century
  • Toward Collaboration and Co-ordination of African Studies in the 21st Century
  • Conclusions and Recommendations
  • Index.

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