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Africa in the Soul: Narrators and the Age of Enlightenment
May 6, 2004
Emmanuel M. Obiechina professor, African, Afr-Amer studies, Harvard

Emmanuel N. Obiechina discusses African narrators in the Age of Enlightenment, in defense of the true integrity of the race.

Culture & Identity | History
African | Human Rights | Profiles | Race
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Binding: Paperback, 58 pages
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