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Présence Africaine, No. 53

Vol. 25, No. 53  ·  First Quarterly 1965

Présence Africaine
No. 53

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Issue
Vol. 25, No. 53
Date
First Quarterly 1965
Edition
English edition
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About this Issue
EDUARDO MONDLANE on “The Movement for Freedom in Mozambique”, his second appearance in this collection. A Brazilian section brings Octavio Ianni on race and class and FERNANDO HENRIQUE CARDOSO — the sociologist who would become President of Brazil — on colour prejudice, alongside Thomas L. V. Blair on Afro-Brazilian freedom movements from slavery to modern times. Also Nicholas S. Hopkins on the modern theatre in Mali, Emmanuel Eben-Moussi on popular African medical science, and an In Memoriam for the Soviet Africanist Ivan Potekhine.
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