Oral Traditions and Modern Literature in Ghana, July 27, 1970

Apronti, Dr. Jawa, Fiction and Poetry in Africa (Ghana)

Mitchell, Henry
Apronti, Jawa

1972-07-27

1970-1979

Dr. Jawa Apronti delivers a presentation on the oral traditions and modern literature in Africa. In the presentation he discusses the Negritude literary movement in France. Dr. Henry Mitchell juxtaposes African and Biblical oral tradition with Western written tradition.

African Americans--Religion
Theology--Study and teaching
African Americans--Education
African American scholars

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