Anywhere but Here : Black Intellectuals in the Atlantic World and Beyond.

Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: The Black Atlantic Revisited: Methodological Considerations -- I. REORDERING WORLDVIEWS: REBELLIOUS THINKERS, POETS, WRITERS, AND POLITICAL ARCHITECTS -- Writing Against the Grain: Anténor Firmin and the Refutation of Nineteenth-Century European Race Science -- Activist in Exile: José da Natividade Saldanha, Free Man of Color in the Tropical Atlantic -- Developmentalism, Tanzania, and the Arusha Declaration: Perspectives of an Observing Participant -- II. CRAFTING CONNECTIONS: STRATEGIC AND IDEOLOGICAL ALLIANCES -- Garvey in Oz: The International Black Influence on Australian Aboriginal Political Activism -- Africa for Africans and Asia for Asians: Japanese Pan-Asianism and Its Impact in the Post-World War I Era -- Convenient Partnerships?: African American Civil Rights Leaders and the East German Dictatorship -- III. CULTURAL MASTERY IN FOREIGN SPACES: EVOLVING VISIONS OF HOME AND IDENTITY -- Abdias Nascimento: Afro-Brazilian Painting Connections Across the Diaspora -- Of Remarkable Omens in My Favour": Olaudah Equiano, Two Identities, and the Cultivation of a Literary Economic Exchange -- Ruptures and Disrupters: The Photographic Landscapes of Ingrid Pollard and Zarina Bhimji as Revisionist History of Great Britain -- From Port-au-Prince to Kinshasa: A Haitian Journey from the Americas to Africa -- Notes on Contributors -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.

Recent scholarship that expands the boundaries of Paul Gilroy's The Black Atlantic.

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