African American studies /
African American studies /
edited by Jeanette R. Davidson.
- Second edition.
- 1 online resource (xiv, 314 pages)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Danny Glover : memories from 1968 / Pedagogy and decolonization : historical reflections on origins of Black studies in the United States / Toward radical pan-African pedagogy and civic education / "Field and function" of Africana studies : insights from the life and writings of W. E. B. Du Bois / African American studies : discourses and paradigms / Afrocentricity and Africology : theory and practice in the discipline / Revisiting white privilege : pedagogy in Black studies / Social science research in Africana studies : ethical protocols and guidelines / Africana studies and oral history : a critical assessment / Africana studies and community service : using the STRENGTH model / Danny Glover and Manning Marable : activism through art and scholarship / Contemporary women of the African Diaspora : identity, artistic expression and activism / He wasn't man enough : Black male studies and the ethnological targeting of Black men in nineteenth-century suffragist thought / Reading Black through the looking glass : decoding the encoding in African diasporic literature / Diversity and representations of Blackness in comic books / Black athletes and the problematic of integration in sport / African American music : the ties that bind / Black studies movement in Britain / Jeanette R. Davidson -- Jeanette R. Davidson -- Ben Keppel -- Greg Graham -- James B. Stewart -- Perry A. Hall -- Molefi Kete Asante -- Tim Davidson, Jeanette R. Davidson -- Serie McDougal III -- Leslie M. Alexander and Curtis J. Austin -- Jeanette R. Davidson, Tim Davidson -- Africana studies and civic engagement / Kevin L. Brooks -- Jeanette R. Davidson -- Ebony Iman Dallas, Marie Casimir and Jeanette R. Davidson -- Tommy J. Curry -- Georgene Bess Montgomery -- Grace D. Gipson -- Jamal Ratchford -- Alphonso Simpson Jr. -- Afrofuturism and the question of visual reparations / - Tiffany E. Barber -- Kehinde Andrews. Introduction /
"This book brings together chapters authored by leading African American Studies/Black Studies scholars in the USA and the UK. It focuses on the roots of the discipline, reaching back to early brilliant Black intellectuals, discusses the historical and epistemological development of formal Black Studies, setting these in their socio-political contexts, and presents research methodologies and guidelines that are appropriate and valid for people of African descent. A number of chapters direct attention to the discipline’s longstanding commitment to social responsibility with chapters that focus on arts and activism, service learning and civic engagement, and present tangible examples for students. The book concludes with chapters on diverse research topics inclusive of history and gender, literature, sport, music, representation in comic books, afrofuturism, and the Black Studies Movement in the UK."--
Jeanette R. Davidson is Professor, in the Clara Luper Department of African and African American Studies, at the University of Oklahoma. She is a member of the Board of Directors for The National Council for Black Studies (NCBS) and is a member of the Executive Committee for the Southwest Center for Human Relations Studies, home of the National Conference on Race and Ethnicity (NCORE).
9781474487757 webready PDF 1474487750 webready PDF 9781474487764 epub 1474487769 epub hardback hardback paperback paperback
22573/ctv1hkmqnb JSTOR
African Americans--Study and teaching.
Noirs américains--Étude et enseignement.
HISTORY / African American
African Americans--Study and teaching.
Electronic books.
E184.7
305.896073
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Danny Glover : memories from 1968 / Pedagogy and decolonization : historical reflections on origins of Black studies in the United States / Toward radical pan-African pedagogy and civic education / "Field and function" of Africana studies : insights from the life and writings of W. E. B. Du Bois / African American studies : discourses and paradigms / Afrocentricity and Africology : theory and practice in the discipline / Revisiting white privilege : pedagogy in Black studies / Social science research in Africana studies : ethical protocols and guidelines / Africana studies and oral history : a critical assessment / Africana studies and community service : using the STRENGTH model / Danny Glover and Manning Marable : activism through art and scholarship / Contemporary women of the African Diaspora : identity, artistic expression and activism / He wasn't man enough : Black male studies and the ethnological targeting of Black men in nineteenth-century suffragist thought / Reading Black through the looking glass : decoding the encoding in African diasporic literature / Diversity and representations of Blackness in comic books / Black athletes and the problematic of integration in sport / African American music : the ties that bind / Black studies movement in Britain / Jeanette R. Davidson -- Jeanette R. Davidson -- Ben Keppel -- Greg Graham -- James B. Stewart -- Perry A. Hall -- Molefi Kete Asante -- Tim Davidson, Jeanette R. Davidson -- Serie McDougal III -- Leslie M. Alexander and Curtis J. Austin -- Jeanette R. Davidson, Tim Davidson -- Africana studies and civic engagement / Kevin L. Brooks -- Jeanette R. Davidson -- Ebony Iman Dallas, Marie Casimir and Jeanette R. Davidson -- Tommy J. Curry -- Georgene Bess Montgomery -- Grace D. Gipson -- Jamal Ratchford -- Alphonso Simpson Jr. -- Afrofuturism and the question of visual reparations / - Tiffany E. Barber -- Kehinde Andrews. Introduction /
"This book brings together chapters authored by leading African American Studies/Black Studies scholars in the USA and the UK. It focuses on the roots of the discipline, reaching back to early brilliant Black intellectuals, discusses the historical and epistemological development of formal Black Studies, setting these in their socio-political contexts, and presents research methodologies and guidelines that are appropriate and valid for people of African descent. A number of chapters direct attention to the discipline’s longstanding commitment to social responsibility with chapters that focus on arts and activism, service learning and civic engagement, and present tangible examples for students. The book concludes with chapters on diverse research topics inclusive of history and gender, literature, sport, music, representation in comic books, afrofuturism, and the Black Studies Movement in the UK."--
Jeanette R. Davidson is Professor, in the Clara Luper Department of African and African American Studies, at the University of Oklahoma. She is a member of the Board of Directors for The National Council for Black Studies (NCBS) and is a member of the Executive Committee for the Southwest Center for Human Relations Studies, home of the National Conference on Race and Ethnicity (NCORE).
9781474487757 webready PDF 1474487750 webready PDF 9781474487764 epub 1474487769 epub hardback hardback paperback paperback
22573/ctv1hkmqnb JSTOR
African Americans--Study and teaching.
Noirs américains--Étude et enseignement.
HISTORY / African American
African Americans--Study and teaching.
Electronic books.
E184.7
305.896073