A comprehensive synthesis of the ideal of freedom in African culture from a pan-African perspective after independence.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Phyllis Taoua is Professor at the University of Arizona in Francophone Studies where she teaches courses on Africa and the French-speaking world. She is affiliated with Africana Studies, World Literature and the Human Rights program.
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Introduction. The meaning of freedom in Africa 1. The self: unfettering identity after independence 2. Gender: women's engagement with freedom 3. The nation: from liberation to meaningful freedom 4. Global Africa: pillaging with less impunity in the era of neoliberal capital 5. The spiritual realm: Okonkwo's unraveling and other responses Conclusion.
Introduction. The meaning of freedom in Africa 1. The self: unfettering identity after independence 2. Gender: women's engagement with freedom 3. The nation: from liberation to meaningful freedom 4. Global Africa: pillaging with less impunity in the era of neoliberal capital 5. The spiritual realm: Okonkwo's unraveling and other responses Conclusion.
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