Tommy J. Curry
The Philosophical Treatise of William H. Ferris
Selected Readings from The African Abroad or, His Evolution in Western Civilization
Tommy J. Curry
The Philosophical Treatise of William H. Ferris
Selected Readings from The African Abroad or, His Evolution in Western Civilization
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With a full introduction and textual commentary, this volume introduces William H. Ferris's The African Abroad, a treatise on racial idealism, Black ethnology, and the evolution of Blacks from Negro to Negrosaxon, presenting the first evidence of a Black American idealist and evolutionary thinker in philosophy.
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With a full introduction and textual commentary, this volume introduces William H. Ferris's The African Abroad, a treatise on racial idealism, Black ethnology, and the evolution of Blacks from Negro to Negrosaxon, presenting the first evidence of a Black American idealist and evolutionary thinker in philosophy.
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- Creolizing the Canon
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 266
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juli 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 589g
- ISBN-13: 9781786600325
- ISBN-10: 1786600323
- Artikelnr.: 44677077
- Creolizing the Canon
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 266
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juli 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 589g
- ISBN-13: 9781786600325
- ISBN-10: 1786600323
- Artikelnr.: 44677077
Tommy J. Curry is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Affiliate Professor of Africana Studies at Texas A&M University. He is a Ray A. Rothrock Fellow and has commented on social matters in venues ranging from Forbes to Sirius XM. He is the author of 50 articles on issues of racism, Black intellectual history, and Black political theory.
Acknowledgements / Author's Preface: "Deliberate Misreadings: Derelictical
Avoidance, William H. Ferris and the Need to Expand the Geography of Black
Nationalism to Comprehend The African Abroad" / Author's Introduction: "The
Racial Idealism of William H. Ferris: An Idealist Philosophy of History
Rooted in the Ethnological Era" / Section I: Introduction to a Philosophy
of History / 1. A Narragansett Reverie upon the Ethernal and Ephemeral in
History and Human Life and History / 2. God Revealed in the Course of Human
History, in the Movement of the Human Spirit in its Historical
Development-the Meaning of History / 3. Teleology in Reality; or, in what
Sense is there a Teleological Movement in the World? Is Man One of the
Final Purposes of the Universe? / 4. The Success of Philosophy / 5. The
Epical Meaning and Historical Significance of the Black Man's Spiritual
Strivings and Higher Aspirations / Section II: An Ethnological Account of
Negro Thought and Life / 6. Typical Negro Traits / 7. A Historical and
Psychological Account of the Genesis and Development of the Negro's
Religion / 8. Is the Negro and Imitative or Reflective Being? To what
Extent is the Present Anglo-Saxon Civilization Original and Underived / 9.
Reason why the Term "NegroSaxon," or Colored, Better Characterizes the
Colored People of Mixed Descent in America than the term "Negro" / Section
III: Racial Idealism and the Color Question / 10. The Key Solution of the
Race Question / 11. The Educated Leader the Hope of the Race and the Hero
in the Struggle for Negro Liberty / Index
Avoidance, William H. Ferris and the Need to Expand the Geography of Black
Nationalism to Comprehend The African Abroad" / Author's Introduction: "The
Racial Idealism of William H. Ferris: An Idealist Philosophy of History
Rooted in the Ethnological Era" / Section I: Introduction to a Philosophy
of History / 1. A Narragansett Reverie upon the Ethernal and Ephemeral in
History and Human Life and History / 2. God Revealed in the Course of Human
History, in the Movement of the Human Spirit in its Historical
Development-the Meaning of History / 3. Teleology in Reality; or, in what
Sense is there a Teleological Movement in the World? Is Man One of the
Final Purposes of the Universe? / 4. The Success of Philosophy / 5. The
Epical Meaning and Historical Significance of the Black Man's Spiritual
Strivings and Higher Aspirations / Section II: An Ethnological Account of
Negro Thought and Life / 6. Typical Negro Traits / 7. A Historical and
Psychological Account of the Genesis and Development of the Negro's
Religion / 8. Is the Negro and Imitative or Reflective Being? To what
Extent is the Present Anglo-Saxon Civilization Original and Underived / 9.
Reason why the Term "NegroSaxon," or Colored, Better Characterizes the
Colored People of Mixed Descent in America than the term "Negro" / Section
III: Racial Idealism and the Color Question / 10. The Key Solution of the
Race Question / 11. The Educated Leader the Hope of the Race and the Hero
in the Struggle for Negro Liberty / Index
Acknowledgements / Author's Preface: "Deliberate Misreadings: Derelictical
Avoidance, William H. Ferris and the Need to Expand the Geography of Black
Nationalism to Comprehend The African Abroad" / Author's Introduction: "The
Racial Idealism of William H. Ferris: An Idealist Philosophy of History
Rooted in the Ethnological Era" / Section I: Introduction to a Philosophy
of History / 1. A Narragansett Reverie upon the Ethernal and Ephemeral in
History and Human Life and History / 2. God Revealed in the Course of Human
History, in the Movement of the Human Spirit in its Historical
Development-the Meaning of History / 3. Teleology in Reality; or, in what
Sense is there a Teleological Movement in the World? Is Man One of the
Final Purposes of the Universe? / 4. The Success of Philosophy / 5. The
Epical Meaning and Historical Significance of the Black Man's Spiritual
Strivings and Higher Aspirations / Section II: An Ethnological Account of
Negro Thought and Life / 6. Typical Negro Traits / 7. A Historical and
Psychological Account of the Genesis and Development of the Negro's
Religion / 8. Is the Negro and Imitative or Reflective Being? To what
Extent is the Present Anglo-Saxon Civilization Original and Underived / 9.
Reason why the Term "NegroSaxon," or Colored, Better Characterizes the
Colored People of Mixed Descent in America than the term "Negro" / Section
III: Racial Idealism and the Color Question / 10. The Key Solution of the
Race Question / 11. The Educated Leader the Hope of the Race and the Hero
in the Struggle for Negro Liberty / Index
Avoidance, William H. Ferris and the Need to Expand the Geography of Black
Nationalism to Comprehend The African Abroad" / Author's Introduction: "The
Racial Idealism of William H. Ferris: An Idealist Philosophy of History
Rooted in the Ethnological Era" / Section I: Introduction to a Philosophy
of History / 1. A Narragansett Reverie upon the Ethernal and Ephemeral in
History and Human Life and History / 2. God Revealed in the Course of Human
History, in the Movement of the Human Spirit in its Historical
Development-the Meaning of History / 3. Teleology in Reality; or, in what
Sense is there a Teleological Movement in the World? Is Man One of the
Final Purposes of the Universe? / 4. The Success of Philosophy / 5. The
Epical Meaning and Historical Significance of the Black Man's Spiritual
Strivings and Higher Aspirations / Section II: An Ethnological Account of
Negro Thought and Life / 6. Typical Negro Traits / 7. A Historical and
Psychological Account of the Genesis and Development of the Negro's
Religion / 8. Is the Negro and Imitative or Reflective Being? To what
Extent is the Present Anglo-Saxon Civilization Original and Underived / 9.
Reason why the Term "NegroSaxon," or Colored, Better Characterizes the
Colored People of Mixed Descent in America than the term "Negro" / Section
III: Racial Idealism and the Color Question / 10. The Key Solution of the
Race Question / 11. The Educated Leader the Hope of the Race and the Hero
in the Struggle for Negro Liberty / Index