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Book title: Black Athena Revisited.
Contributors: Mary R. Lefkowitz - Editor, Guy MacLean Rogers - Editor.
Publisher: University of North Carolina Press.
Place of publication: Chapel Hill, NC.
Publication year: 1996.
Page number: 445.
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Table of contents
- Title Page iii
- Contents vi
- Maps viii
- Preface ix
- Ancient Egyptian Chronology xix
- Introduction 1
- Introduction 3
- Notes 22
- Egypt 25
- On the Aims and Methods of Black Athena 27
- Conclusion 46
- Egypt and Greece the Bronze Age Evidence 49
- Black Athena an Egyptological Review 62
- Notes 98
- Race 101
- Ancient Egyptians and the Issue of Race 103
- Note 111
- Bernal's "Black" and the Afrocentrists 112
- Notes 128
- Clines and Clusters Versus " Race" a Test in Ancient Egypt and the Case of a Death on the Nile 129
- Notes 162
- The Near East 165
- The Legacy of Black Athena 167
- Linguistics 175
- Notes 203
- Science 207
- Black Athena, Afrocentism, and the History of Science 255
- Notes 256
- Greece 267
- The World Turned Upside Down 269
- Note 279
- Did Egypt Shape the Glory That Was Greece? 280
- Black Athena Vision or Dreams of Greek Origin 303
- Historiography 331
- When is a Myth? Not a Myth? Bernal's "Ancient Model" 333
- Notes 348
- Eighteenth- Century Historiography in Black Athena 349
- Appendix 2: Two Notes on Bernal's Methodology 388
- Appendix 2: Two Notes on Bernal's Methodology 392
- Appendix 2: Two Notes on Bernal's Methodology 394
- The Tyranny of Germany Over Greece? 403
- Bernal and the Nineteenth Century 411
- The Bathwater and the Baby 421
- Multiculturalism and the Foundations of Western Civilization 428
- Conclusion 445
- Quovadis? 447
- Bibliocraphy 455
- Contributors 505
- Indexes 507
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