Présence Africaine
No. 60

PROFESSOR T. ADEOYE LAMBO — the Nigerian psychiatrist who founded the Arò village system at Àbẹ́òkúṭá and later became Deputy Director-General of the WHO — opens with “The Place of Art in the Emotional Life of the African”. M. M. MAHOOD, then of Ìbàdàn, writes on “Drama in New-Born States”. Also L. Hanga Golden and Ov. Melikian on W. E. B. DU BOIS as scientist and public figure, Ronald Verbeke on the choice of vehicular languages, Joseph E. Harris on Fouta Djallon, and Robert Cornevin on African epic poems.