Chapter 3 THE ANTI-COLONIAL INTELLECTUALS Th inking New Worlds

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. PREFACE ix
4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xiii
5. CHRONOLOGY xiv
6. INTRODUCTION 1
7. Part I ANCESTORS
8. Chapter 1 WRITING THE SELF A Genealogy 13
9. Chapter 2 ANTHROPOLOGY’S FORGOTTEN FOUNDERS 29
10. Chapter 3 THE ANTI-COLONIAL INTELLECTUALS Th inking New Worlds 47
11. Part II SELF
12. Chapter 4 I COME FROM MANCHESTER 59
13. Chapter 5 THE ESCALATOR Grammar School and Cambridge 71
14. Chapter 6 AN AFRICAN APPRENTICESHIP 83
15. Chapter 7 THE DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRY 96
16. Chapter 8 LEARNING TO FLY IN AMERICA 107
17. Chapter 9 BACK TO CAMBRIDGE Caribbean Interlude 116
18. Chapter 10 WHEN THE WORLD TURNED 128
19. Chapter 11 RESTART IN PARIS AND DURBAN 142
20. Chapter 12 HEALTH PROBLEMS 154
21. Part III WORLD
22. Chapter 13 MOVEMENT AND THE GLOBALIZATION OF APARTHEID 167
23. Chapter 14 AN ANTHROPOLOGIST IN THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION 178
24. Chapter 15 ECONOMIES CONNECTING LOCAL AND GLOBAL HUMANITY 191
25. Chapter 16 AFRICA (1800–2100) Waiti ng for Emancipation 202
26. Part IV LIFELONG LEARNING
27. Chapter 17 AFTER THE BRITISH EMPIRE Politics and Education 217
28. Chapter 18 EXPLORATIONS IN TRANSNATIONAL HISTORY 229
29. Chapter 19 MONEY IS HOW WE LEARN TO BE MORE FULLY HUMAN 241
30. Chapter 20 LEARNING, REMEMBERING AND SHARING 255
31. AFTERWORD 269
32. APPENDIX Hart Papers Online (By Year) 275
33. REFERENCES 279
34. NAME INDEX 288
35. SUBJECT INDEX 292