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Preface | |
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Historical and Cultural Foundations | |
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The Intellectual Basis of the Black Studies Discourse | |
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Interdisciplinary, Transdisciplinary or Unidisciplinary: Africana Studies and the Vexing Question of Definition | |
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Black to the Future: Black Studies and Network Nommo | |
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Impact and Significance in the Academy | |
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African Communication Patterns and the Black Studies Inheritance | |
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Women in the Development of Africana Studies | |
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Theorizing in Black Studies | |
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Afrocentricity and Racial Socialization Among African American College Students | |
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Philosophy and Practice for Black Studies: The Case of Researching White Supremacy | |
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Researching the Lives of the Enslaved: The State of the Scholarship | |
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Antiracism: Theorizing in the Context of Perils and Desires | |
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Philosophical and Practical Bases | |
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Reflection and Knowledge | |
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Graduate Studies Programs in African American Studies | |
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Africana Critical Theory of Contemporary Society: The Role of Radical Politics, Social Theory, and Africana Philosophy | |
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Afrocentricity: Notes on a Disciplinary Position | |
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Black Studies, Social Transformation and Education | |
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Revisiting Brown, Reaffirming Black: Reflections on Race, Law and Struggle | |
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African American Politics: The Black Studies Perspective | |
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Black Studies in the Historically Black Colleges and Universities | |
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African American Studies Programs in North America and the Teaching of Africa: Myth, Reality, and Reconstruction | |
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An African Nationalist Ideology in Diaspora and the Development Quagmire: Political Implications | |
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Critical and Analytical Measures | |
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Analytical Methods | |
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The Canons of Afrocentric Research | |
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Africana Studies and the Problems in Egyptology: The Case of Ancient Egyptian Kinship | |
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The Context of Agency: Liberating African Consciousness From Postcolonial Discourse Theory | |
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Kilombismo: An African Brazilian Orientation to Africology | |
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Black Studies and the Social Work Paradigm: Implications of a New Analysis | |
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The Pursuit of Africology: On the Creation and Sustaining of Black Studies | |
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Data Collection and Reporting | |
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The Interview Technique as Oral History in Black Studies | |
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Decapitated and Lynched Forms: Suggested Ways of Examining Contemporary Texts | |
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Film as Historical Method in Black Studies: Documenting the African Experience | |
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The Future of the Field | |
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Sciences, Agency, and the Discipline | |
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Social Discourse Without Abandoning African Agency: An Eshuean Response to Intellectual Dilemma | |
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Social Science and Systematic Inquiry in Africana Studies: Challenges for the 21st Century | |
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The Field, Function and Future of Africana Studies: Critical Reflections on Its Mission, Meaning and Methodology | |
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Appendix. The Naming of the Discipline: The Unsettled Discourse | |
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Index | |
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About the Editors and Contributors | |