Vol. 17, No. 45 · First Quarterly 1963
About this Issue
DR KWAME NKRUMAH on “Africanism and Culture”, and the American novelist CHESTER HIMES on “Harlem: An American Cancer”. JOSEPH H. GREENBERG — whose classification of African languages remains the field’s framework — writes on “Languages and History in Africa”. Also BASIL DAVIDSON on to-morrow’s Africa, Willy Bal on the Congo kingdom in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, JOHN HENRIK CLARKE on Bambata, Bakary Traoré on Fanon’s Les Damnés de la Terre, BERNARD FONLON on the Kampala Conference, and a short story by Mouhamadoul Noukhtar Diop.