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The Black Mind Was First Published In 1974. Minnesota Archive Editions Uses Digital Technology To Make Long-unavailable Books Once Again Accessible, And Are Published Unaltered From The Original University Of Minnesota Press Editions. The Comprehensive Account Of The Development Of African Literature From Its Beginnings In Oral Tradition To Its Contemporary Expression In The Writings Of Africans In Various African And European Languages Provides Insight, Both Broad And Deep, Into The Black Intellect. Professor Dathorne Examines The Literature Of Africans As Spoken Or Written In Their Local Languages And In Latin, French, Portuguese, And English. This Extensive Survey And Interpretation Gives The Reader A Remarkable Pathway To An Understanding Of The Black Imagination And Its Relevance To Thought And Creativity Throughout The World. The Author Himself Lived In Africa For Ten Years, And His View In Not That Of An Outsider, Since It Is As A Black Man That He Speaks About Black People. Throughout The Book, A Major Theme Is The Demonstration That, Despite Slavery And Colonialism, Africans Remained Very Close To Their Own Cultures. Professor Dathorne Shows That African Writers May Be, Li
- Author
- Dathorne, O. R.
- Publisher
- Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press
- Published
- 1974
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780816662067
- Subjects
- History, Travel, Literary Criticism
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