Titlebook: African American Contributions to the Americas’ Cultures; A Critical Edition o Jacoby Adeshei Carter Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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African American Contributions to the Americas’ Cultures978-1-137-56572-3Series ISSN 2945-5995 Series E-ISSN 2945-6002

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Introduction,sical. Resources for sustaining self-motivation in the face of travesty, as well as the paint, paper, stone, and wood afforded by the environment, are indomitable sinews of the cultural domain. It was the cultural riches of Haiti—its tradition of African inherited polyrhythm music, with its pentaton

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Lecture 1: Race, Culture, and Democracying, not only the spread of democracy throughout the Americas, but the entire world. Afrodescendant people are also used as a paradigm case of the potential advantages and drawbacks of a racial minority influencing a larger national culture. Locke articulates a conception of cultural democracy, and

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Lecture 2: The African Heritage and Its Cultural Significanceying this; however, are many and obvious. Locke goes to great pains to show the myriad ways in which cultures from all over the Americas in their present-day manifestations contain noticeable and undeniable elements of African cultural and artistic forms. In fact, Locke claims, that outside of the A

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Lecture 3: The Negro’s Position in North American Cultureto give an accurate in-depth critical portrayal of African Americans in the United States. Locke goes to great lengths in discussing the various artistic achievements, innovations, and creations which African descendant people in the United States have contributed to that culture, and its reception

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Lecture 4: The Negro’s Sociological Position in the United Statesear understanding of the history, and current condition of African Americans in the United States. Locke’s purpose is to make the particular segment of the larger African diasporic community in the Americas constituted by Afrodescendant people in the United States more accurately and critically unde

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Lecture 5: Negro Achievement in the United States United States. Locke, not only describes the type and scope of achievements made in various fields by African Americans in the United States, he also clarifies the general trends of social advancement they are pursuing. Locke provides an exhaustive list of various accomplishments by African America

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