Global Christianity and the Black Atlantic: Tuskegee, colonialism, and the shaping of African industrial education
The spectacle reversed: shaping the African response to missionary Christianity and European conquest -- Making people: becoming educators and entrepreneurs at Hampton and Tuskegee -- The advancement of the African: redefining Ethiopianism and the challenge of adversarial Christianity -- An attentiv...
| Summary: | The spectacle reversed: shaping the African response to missionary Christianity and European conquest -- Making people: becoming educators and entrepreneurs at Hampton and Tuskegee -- The advancement of the African: redefining Ethiopianism and the challenge of adversarial Christianity -- An attentive ear: hearing the call of Booker T. and the pathway to industrial education in West Africa -- On the same lines as Tuskegee: contesting Tuskegee and government intervention in South Africa -- Men who can build bridges: retrieving Washington's influence in the work of Marcus Garvey and Thomas Jesse Jones |
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| Item Description: | ISBN vom Schutzumschlag Includes bibliographical references and index |
| ISBN: | 1481303929 |