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African Intellectuals and Decolonization
African Intellectuals and DecolonizationEdited byNicholas M. CrearyOhio University Research in International StudiesAfrica Series No. 90 Ohio University PressAthensAfrican Intellectuals and 311/9/12 11:45 AMContentsIntroductionNicholas M. Creary IntroductionJanet B. Hess1 Part I: Representation and Retrospection We Need a Mau Mau in Mississippi: Malcolm X s Political Lessons for TodayGeorge Hartley15 Nkrumah/Lumumba: Representations of MasculinityJanet B. Hess27 Trauma and Narrativity in Adichie s Half of a Yellow Sun: Privileging Indigenous Knowledge in Writing the Biafran WarMarlene De La Cruz-Guzm n37 African Intellectuals and 711/9/12 11:45 AM / ContentsPart II: decolonizing Public Spheres: Conflicts and NegotiationsThe Emergent Self in South African Black Consciousness Literary and DiscourseT. Spreelin MacDonald69 The Public Life of Reason: Orchestrating Debate in Postapartheid South AfricaLesley Cowling and Carolyn Hamilton83 Setting the Agenda for decolonizing African Media SystemsEbenezer Adebisi Olawuyi 102 The African Renaissance and Discourse Ownership: Challenging Debilitating Discourses on AfricaSteve Odero Ouma117 Part III: decolonizing Knowledge: intellectual Imperatives and Epistemic DialoguesDecolonization and the Practice of PhilosophyTsenay Serequeberhan137 Beyond G
/ Contents Part II: Decolonizing Public Spheres: Conflicts and Negotiations The Emergent Self in South African Black Consciousness Literary and Discourse
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