Africans and Their History
Africans and Their History by Joseph E. Harris, published by New American Library in 1987, offers a revised overview of Africa’s complex heritage. This 302-page work presents a critical examination of the diverse societies across the African continent and addresses the historical distortions perpetuated by Western writers since the Greco-Roman period.
Readers will find an incisive and authoritative exploration of Africa’s development, as the book documents the intricate social dynamics and historical narratives that shape the continent. The text delves into themes related to history, social science, and ethnic studies, providing a comprehensive understanding of the African experience. This edition serves as a significant resource for those interested in African American and Black studies, as well as demography, making it a valuable addition to any scholarly collection.
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The truth about Africa’s heritage is as complex as it is elusive. This concise overview is a major step toward understanding the diverse societies on the African continent, and a documentation of the way Western writers have distorted images of Africa as far back as the Greco-Roman period. Incisive and authoritative, this invaluable work by a leading black scholar splendidly chronicles Africa’s development. Mentor Edition.
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