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The black church and oppositional politics

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CUL_Lectures_CU_2791_AM_1_1.mp3 (118.31 MB)
CUL_Lectures_CU_2791_AM_2_1.mp3 (9.64 MB)
CUL_Lectures_CU_2791_AM_1_2.mp3 (100.13 MB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/43472
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Other Titles
Toni Morrison lectures.
Author
West, Cornel
Abstract

West discusses the Black Church and its oppositional politics (ie., the use of prophetic, all-embracing vision) and its consequences in terms of both enabling and disabling causes of freedom. She is introduced by Hortense Spillers, visiting professor of English, Cornell University.

Description
Recorded in Ithaca, NY by Cornell University., Sponsored by: Society for the Humanities., Speaker(s): West is from the Union Theological Seminary., Lecture, April 28, 1988.
110 minutes
Date Issued
1988-04-28
Keywords
African Americans--Religion
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African American theologians
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Theologians--United States
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Religion and politics
Has Other Format(s)
3600603
Type
sound

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