The Afrocentric Idea

Molefi Kete Asante

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Arts and Performance Studies Theological Perspectives and Practices

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Preface Acknowledgments 1. Dancing between Circles and Lines Part I: The Situation 2. Rhetorical Condition as a Conceptual Field 3. The Idea of a Metatheory 4. African Foundations of Nommo Part II: The Resistance 5. African American Orature and Context 6. Mythoforms in African-American Communication 7. Rhetoric of Resistance 8. Choosing Freedom 9. Africa as Concept Part III: The Liberation 10. The Search for an Afrocentric Method 11. Transcendence: The Curved Line Notes Index

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