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Breaking bread, insurgent Black intellectual life, by Bell Hooks and Cornel West

Label
Breaking bread, insurgent Black intellectual life, by Bell Hooks and Cornel West
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 165-174)
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Breaking bread
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
24375010
Responsibility statement
by Bell Hooks and Cornel West
Sub title
insurgent Black intellectual life
Summary
Hooks and West share roots in the black church, and have a commitment to the life of the mind and feminism. This book takes the form of a dialog that explores diverse aspects of modern African American culture: the spiritual crisis in the black community; conservatism among the black middle class; the new black nationalism; depictions of African Americans in popular culture; and uses of black icons by modern political leaders. Of particular interest are their discussions of gender and politics; and their hope that their own intellectual engagement can serve as a model for new kinds of relationships between black men and women. ISBN 0-89608-415-9: $25.00
Table Of Contents
Introduction -- 1. Black men and women: partnership in the 1990s -- 2. Introduction to Cornel West -- 3. Cornel West interviewed by bell hooks -- 4. Introduction to bell hooks -- 5. Bell hooks interviewed by Cornel West -- 6. Dialogue between bell hooks and Cornel West -- 7. Dialogue between bell hooks and Cornel West -- 8. The dilemma of the black intellectual -- 9. Black women intellectuals
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