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1. Something Old, Something New: Introducing Africana Philosophy
2. It’s Only Human: Philosophy in Prehistoric Africa
3. Fertile Ground: Philosophy in Ancient Mesopotamia
4. Pyramid Schemes: Philosophy in Ancient Egypt
5. Father Knows Best: Moral and Political Philosophy in the Instructions
6. Heated Exchanges: Philosophy in Egyptian Narratives and Dialogues
7. Richard Parkinson on Egyptian Poetry
8. Solomon, Socrates, and Other Sages: Early Ethiopian Philosophy
9. In You I Take Shelter: Zera Yacob
10. Think for Yourself: Walda Heywat
11. Teodros Kiros on Ethiopian Philosophy
12. From Here to Timbuktu: Subsaharan Islamic Philosophy
13. Renewing the Faith: the Sokoto Caliphate
14. Souleymane Bachir Diagne on Islam in Africa
15. Heard it Through the Grapevine: Oral Philosophy in Africa
16. Samuel Imbo on Okot p'Bitek and Oral Traditions
17. Event Horizon: African Philosophy of Time
18. One to Rule Them All: God in African Philosophy
19. Behind the Mask: African Philosophy of the Person
20. I Am Because We Are: Communalism in African Ethics and Politics
21. The Doctor Will See You Now: Divination, Witchcraft, and Knowledge
22. Women Have No Tribe: Gender in African Tradition
23. Nkiru Nzegwu on Gender in African Tradition
24. Professionally Speaking: The Reaction Against Ethnophilosophy
25. Wise Guys: Sage Philosophy
26. Kai Kresse on the Anthropology of Philosophy
27. Beyond the Reaction: The Continuing Relevance of Precolonial Traditions
28. Chike Jeffers on Precolonial African Philosophy
29. Out of Africa: Slavery and the Diaspora
30. Dualist Personality: Anton Wilhelm Amo
31. Justin Smith on Amo and Race in Early Modern Philosophy
32. Talking Book: Early Africana Writing in English
33. Young, Gifted, and Black: Phillis Wheatley
34. New England Patriot: Lemuel Haynes
35. Letters from the Heart: Ignatius Sancho and Benjamin Banneker
36. Sons of Africa: Quobna Ottobah Cugoano and Olaudah Equiano
37. Liberty, Equality, Humanity: The Haitian Revolution
38. My Haitian Pen: Baron de Vastey
39. Doris Garraway on the Haitian Revolution
40. American Africans: Early Black Institutions in the US
41. Should I Stay or Should I Go? The Colonization Controversy
42. James Sidbury on African Identity
43. Kill or Be Killed: David Walker’s Appeal
44. Religion and Pure Principles: Maria W. Stewart
45. Unnatural Causes: Hosea Easton’s Treatise
46. Melvin Rogers on Early 19th Century Political Thought
47. Written by Himself: the Life of Frederick Douglass
48. Happy Holidays: Two Speeches by Frederick Douglass
49. Let Your Motto Be Resistance: Henry Highland Garnet
50. Nation Within a Nation: Martin Delany
51. I Read Men and Nations: Sojourner Truth and Frances Harper
52. Great White North: Emigration to Canada
53. Pilgrim’s Progress: Alexander Crummell
54. Wilson Moses on the Roots of Black Nationalism
55. Planting the Seeds: James Africanus Beale Horton
56. African Personality: Edward Blyden
57. Race First, Then Party: T. Thomas Fortune
58. A Common Circle: Anténor Firmin
59. Frowning at Froudacious Fabrications: J.J. Thomas and F.A. Durham
60. Though Late, It Is Liberty: Abolitionism in Brazil
61. When and Where I Enter: Anna Julia Cooper
62. American Barbarism: Ida B. Wells
63. Brittney Cooper on Black Women Activists
64. God is a Negro: Henry McNeal Turner
65. Separate Fingers, One Hand: Booker T. Washington
66. Lifting the Veil: Introducing W.E.B. Du Bois
67. Chike Jeffers on Slavery and Diasporic Philosophy
71. West African Intellectuals
72. African American Socialism
125. Angelou, Morrison, Walker
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