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| Preface | |
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| An African Chronology | |
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| African Sources: An Introduction | |
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| The Creation of the Universe | |
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| The Heliopolis Creation Narrative | |
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| The Memphite Declaration of the Deities | |
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| Vision of the Universe | |
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| Vision of the Universe | |
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| Vision of the Universe | |
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| Tomb Inscription | |
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| Tomb Inscription | |
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| Tomb Inscription | |
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| Memorial Stone | |
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| The San Creation Narrative | |
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| The Khoi Creation Narrative | |
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| The BarozviCreation Narrative | |
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| The Dogon Creation Narrative | |
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| The Yoruba Creation Narrative | |
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| The Asante Tower to Heaven | |
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| The Asante Concept of the Creation of the Lesser Gods | |
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| The Creation | |
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| Religious Ideas | |
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| The Prophecy | |
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| Tomb Prayers | |
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| Selections from the Papyrus of Ani | |
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| Hymns to Aten | |
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| Prayer and Hymn | |
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| Penitential Hymns | |
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| Selections from the Book of Henok (Enoch) | |
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| Religion and Ancestor Veneration | |
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| Asante Praise Poems to Tano River and the Earth | |
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| A Lodagaa Libation to the Ancestors | |
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| Recurrent Themes in Ga Libation (Mpai) Oratory | |
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| Igbo Invocations | |
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| Wapele: The Concept of Good Character in Ifa Literary Corpus | |
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| Akan Religion | |
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| Culture and Identity | |
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| Her Assertion of Her Power | |
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| Yoruba Praises to Ogun | |
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| The Resources of the Oral Epic | |
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| Kouroukan Fougan, or the Division of the World by Sundiata | |
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| The Ozidi Saga | |
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| The Rise of Shaka | |
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| A Myth of Origins: Esu-Elegbara and the Signifying Monkey | |
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| Identity, Culture, and Kidnapping | |
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| Indigenous Institutions of Ghana ''85 | |
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| The Condition and Destiny of Africans in the United States | |
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| W.E.B. Du Bois and The Souls of Black Folk | |
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| Notes on a Return to the Native Land | |
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| The Origin and History of the Black World | |
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| Africa''s Tripartite Heritage: Towards Cultural Synthesis | |
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| The Origin and Growth of Afro-American Literature | |
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| First Congress of Negro Writers and Artists (1956) | |
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| Second Congress of Negro Writers and Artists (1959) | |
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| On National Culture | |
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| Identity and Dignity in the Context of Struggle | |
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| African Classical Concepts of Tragedy | |
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| The Akan Blackened Stool and the Odwira Festival | |
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| The Ga Homowo (Hunger-Hooting) Cultural Festival | |
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| Africa as the Nursery of Science and Literature | |
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| The Principal Issues in Afrocentric Inquiry | |
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| Genetic Linguistic Connections of Ancient Egypt and the Rest of Africa | |
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| Philosophy and Morality | |
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| The Study of African Religions and Philosophy | |
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| The Idea of African Philosophy | |
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| Moral Teachings | |
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| My Victory over Circumstances | |
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| Instructions for Well-Being | |
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| The Pharaoh''s Speech at the Installation of Rekhmire as Prime Minister | |
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| The Doomed Prince | |
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| The Story of the Two Brothers | |
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| My Journey to Asia | |
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| The Lion in Search of Man | |
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| African Socialism | |
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| Consciencism | |
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| The Zulu Personal Declaration | |
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| The African Writer and the English Language | |
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| Igbo Proverbs | |
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| Luyia Proverbs | |
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| African American Spirituals | |
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| On African Rights and Liberty | |
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| Philosophy and Opinions | |
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| The Concept of Race | |
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| The Ethics of Culture | |
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| The Life and Times of Anton Wilhelm Amo, the First African (Black) Philosopher in Europe | |
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| Society and Politics | |
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| Autobiography | |
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| Autobiography | |
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| Theory of Human Society | |
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| On th | |