Présence Africaine
No. 61

JULIUS K. NYERERE opens with “The University in a Developing Society”. PAULIN HOUNTONDJI on “Charabia et mauvaise conscience” — the psychology of language among colonised intellectuals, a decade before African Philosophy: Myth and Reality. ALI A. MAZRUI on ancient Greece in African political thought; SENGHOR on “Négritude et Arabisme”; Florestan Fernandes on immigration and race relations in São Paulo; and MIGUEL BARNET’s “Un vieil esclave se souvient”, the testimony that became Biografía de un cimarrón. The poetry section carries Edouard Maunick introducing poems by Guy Tirolien, DEREK WALCOTT and CHRISTOPHER OKIGBO — Okigbo two months before he was killed at the Nsukka front. NOTE: this copy has no scan 2.