religion

Presents fifty-one works by and interviews with late-twentieth-century activist and political writer Cornel West, covering such topics as African-American cultural politics, Marxist theory, Christian thought, the arts, and race relations, and includes autobiographical essays.

Focuses on the prolific artistic expressions of the Yoruba and the historical and cultural issues that have shaped their civilization.

A collection of sixty-three essays in which various scholars attempt to focus the study of the Bible upon African-Americans and to identify and address some of the implications and ramifications, issues and problems that attend such a focus.

Recounts the myths of Oceania and explains how the myths reflect the region's environment, way of life, religion, and beliefs.