Caribbean Reasonings : Rupert Lewis and the Black Intellectual Tradition
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Contents
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Language
English
ISBN
978-976-637-966-7
Introduction
Maziki Thame
Acronyms and Abbreviations
1. UWI Mona and the Government of Jamaica, 1967–69
Ken Post
2. Jamaican Black Power in the 1960s
Rupert Lewis
3. Reflections on the Caribbean Radical Tradition
A Conversation with Professor Rupert Lewis*
Rupert Lewis interviewed by Jermaine McCalpin
4. Radical Caribbean Thought:
Rupert Lewis and the Politics of an ‘Internal Dread’
Anthony Bogues
5. Edward Seaga and the Question of Levelling:
Seeing Manley from the Other Side
F.S.J. Ledgister
6. Characteristics of the Grenadian Revolution and the Caribbean Situation
Maurice Bishop interviewed by Rupert Lewis
7. Blowing the Abeng:
Rupert Lewis and the Rebuilding of Caribbean Socialism
Paget Henry
8. Echoes of the Bandung Movement in the Caribbean and China’s Presence in the Region Today*
Rupert Lewis
9. Quobna Ottobah Cugoano: Black Radical Heretic or Black Radical Liberal?
Charles W. Mills
10. Jean-Jacques Dessalines and the Haitian Revolution:
Global Agency of Universal Modernity
Clinton A. Hutton
11. The Sett Girls and the Pedagogy of the Streets:
An Aural Black Counterpublic*
Linda Sturtz
12. ‘Sankofa’:
Garvey’s Pan Africanism, Negritude, and Decolonising Narratives
Mawuena Logan
13. Arthur Lewis: Mild Afro-Saxon or Militant Anti-Racist?
Lessons from His Struggles and His Disparagement by Other Black Power Advocates
Mark Figueroa
14. Memory Gems of Revolution:
The Lived Experiences of Elean Rosalyn Thomas
Linnette Vassell
15. Pedagogy and Leroy Clarke’s Philosophy of Being, Freedom and Sovereignty
Clinton A. Hutton
16. The Radical Aesthetic of Sistren Theatre Collective, Jamaica*
Nicosia Shakes
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