Decolonial Marxism
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Decolonial Marxism
Essays from the Pan-African Revolution
Thiong'o, Ngugi wa; Rodney, Walter
Verso Books
08/2022
336
Mole
Inglês
9781839764110
15 a 20 dias
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Editorial Note
Introduction
Part 1: Marxist Theory and Mass Action
1. A Brief Tribute to Amilcar Cabral
2. Masses in Action
3. Marxism and African Liberation
4. Marxism as a Third World Ideology
5. Labour as a Conceptual Framework for Pan-African Studies
6. The Angolan Question
Part 2: Development and Underdevelopment
7. The Historical Roots of African Underdevelopment
8. Problems of Third World Development
9. Slavery and Underdevelopment
Part 3: Their Pedagogy and Ours
10. The British Colonialist School of African Historiography and the Question of African Independence
11. Education in Colonial Africa
12. Education in Africa and Contemporary Tanzania
Part 4: Building Socialism
13. Tanzanian Ujamaa and Scientific Socialism
14. Class Contradictions in Tanzania
15. Transition
16. Decolonization
Introduction
Part 1: Marxist Theory and Mass Action
1. A Brief Tribute to Amilcar Cabral
2. Masses in Action
3. Marxism and African Liberation
4. Marxism as a Third World Ideology
5. Labour as a Conceptual Framework for Pan-African Studies
6. The Angolan Question
Part 2: Development and Underdevelopment
7. The Historical Roots of African Underdevelopment
8. Problems of Third World Development
9. Slavery and Underdevelopment
Part 3: Their Pedagogy and Ours
10. The British Colonialist School of African Historiography and the Question of African Independence
11. Education in Colonial Africa
12. Education in Africa and Contemporary Tanzania
Part 4: Building Socialism
13. Tanzanian Ujamaa and Scientific Socialism
14. Class Contradictions in Tanzania
15. Transition
16. Decolonization
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Achille Mbembe; Adom Getachew; Africa Diaspora; African Liberation; african nationalism; Angela Davis; anti-colonial revolution; anti-colonialism; anti-imperialism; anti-racism; Bandung; Black Diaspora; black internationalism; Black Liberation; Black Marxism; black nationalism; black panther party; Black Radical Tradition; black radicalism; black revolutionaries; Cedric Robinson; Charisse Burden-Stelly; CLR James; comintern; critical race studies; darker nations; decolonization; Empire; freedom dreams; George Jackson; global 1960s; global south; globalization; Groundings With My Brothers; How Europe Undeveloped Africa; internationalism; Julius Nyerere; Kwame Nkrumah; marxism and the third world; marxist philosophy; marxist political economy; marxist theory; Nelson Mandela; neocolonialism; Orlando Patterson; Pan Africanism; Pan-Africanism; Pankaj Mishra; poorer nations; postcolonial studies; postcolonialism; Robin D.G. Kelley; saidiya hartman; Samir Amin; subaltern studies; third world; third world marxism; Third-Worldism; Tricontinental; VIjay Prashad; white fragility
Editorial Note
Introduction
Part 1: Marxist Theory and Mass Action
1. A Brief Tribute to Amilcar Cabral
2. Masses in Action
3. Marxism and African Liberation
4. Marxism as a Third World Ideology
5. Labour as a Conceptual Framework for Pan-African Studies
6. The Angolan Question
Part 2: Development and Underdevelopment
7. The Historical Roots of African Underdevelopment
8. Problems of Third World Development
9. Slavery and Underdevelopment
Part 3: Their Pedagogy and Ours
10. The British Colonialist School of African Historiography and the Question of African Independence
11. Education in Colonial Africa
12. Education in Africa and Contemporary Tanzania
Part 4: Building Socialism
13. Tanzanian Ujamaa and Scientific Socialism
14. Class Contradictions in Tanzania
15. Transition
16. Decolonization
Introduction
Part 1: Marxist Theory and Mass Action
1. A Brief Tribute to Amilcar Cabral
2. Masses in Action
3. Marxism and African Liberation
4. Marxism as a Third World Ideology
5. Labour as a Conceptual Framework for Pan-African Studies
6. The Angolan Question
Part 2: Development and Underdevelopment
7. The Historical Roots of African Underdevelopment
8. Problems of Third World Development
9. Slavery and Underdevelopment
Part 3: Their Pedagogy and Ours
10. The British Colonialist School of African Historiography and the Question of African Independence
11. Education in Colonial Africa
12. Education in Africa and Contemporary Tanzania
Part 4: Building Socialism
13. Tanzanian Ujamaa and Scientific Socialism
14. Class Contradictions in Tanzania
15. Transition
16. Decolonization
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Achille Mbembe; Adom Getachew; Africa Diaspora; African Liberation; african nationalism; Angela Davis; anti-colonial revolution; anti-colonialism; anti-imperialism; anti-racism; Bandung; Black Diaspora; black internationalism; Black Liberation; Black Marxism; black nationalism; black panther party; Black Radical Tradition; black radicalism; black revolutionaries; Cedric Robinson; Charisse Burden-Stelly; CLR James; comintern; critical race studies; darker nations; decolonization; Empire; freedom dreams; George Jackson; global 1960s; global south; globalization; Groundings With My Brothers; How Europe Undeveloped Africa; internationalism; Julius Nyerere; Kwame Nkrumah; marxism and the third world; marxist philosophy; marxist political economy; marxist theory; Nelson Mandela; neocolonialism; Orlando Patterson; Pan Africanism; Pan-Africanism; Pankaj Mishra; poorer nations; postcolonial studies; postcolonialism; Robin D.G. Kelley; saidiya hartman; Samir Amin; subaltern studies; third world; third world marxism; Third-Worldism; Tricontinental; VIjay Prashad; white fragility
