Afrikan-centered consciousness versus the new world order : Garveyism in the age of globalism /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Afrikan World InfoSystems,
1999.
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| Edition: | First edition. |
| Series: | AWIS lecture series.
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Table of Contents:
- Historical overview of Marcus Garvey
- Part I. The legacy of Marcus Garvey
- Garvey and the structuring of reality
- Perception
- Perception and self-knowledge
- Perception and lack of self-knowledge
- Irony of education
- Externalized perception
- The assimilationist treadmill
- The illusion of progress
- The true nationalist
- The restructuring of Garvey's legacy
- Part II. Afrikan-centered consciousness, personality and culture as instruments of power
- Power and consciousness
- The imperative of consciousness
- Blacks as jobs creators
- Black wealth expropriated
- Denial of slave consciousness
- Demonic possession
- Somnambulistic possession
- Self-hatred as a White defense mechanism
- Lucid possession
- Spontaneous and artificial possession
- Latent possession
- The multiple personality and enslaved Afrikans
- Culture, consciousness, and possession
- Culture as social engineering/entertainment vehicle
- Culture, personality, and individuality
- Psychosociohistory and power as cultural creations
- Culture: a revolutionary tool
- Values as directional factors of consciousness
- Why Afrikan-centered consciousness
- The need for nation consciousness and vision
- Afrikan nations as monocultures
- Afrikan American nation as monoculture
- Prescriptions for the Afrikan American nation.