基本説明
Du Bois' proposal is reproduced here, along with two sample entries he prepared for the project and an analytical introduction from Eugene Provenzo.
Full Description
The publication of the Encyclopedia Africana in 1999 was only the most recent attempt to summarize our knowledge of African and African diaspora peoples. Famed social scientist W. E. B. Du Bois was involved in similar projects over half a century earlier. His prospectus for an Encyclopedia of the Negro, a document almost 200 pages long presented to the Phelps-Stokes Fund in 1946, outlined what he saw as the key issues and topics to be covered. This proposal is reproduced here, along with two sample entries Du Bois prepared for the project and an analytical introduction from Eugene Provenzo. The project, unfortunately, stalled and was never completed. As a guide to the ideas of America's best known, most prolific thinker on race, this volume will be an essential reference.
Contents
Contents:PrefacePart ISelf and Others 2. Self-Narratives 3. Autoethnography Part II: Collecting Autoethnographic Data4. Getting Ready 5. Collecting Personal Memory Data 6. Collecting Self-Observational and Self-Reflective Data 7. Collecting External Data Part III: Turning Data into Autoethnography 8. Managing Data 9. Analyzing and Interpreting Data 10. Writing Autoethnography AppendicesA. Bibliography of Self-Narratives: Autoethnographies, Memoirs, & AutobiographiesB. Writing Exercises and Examples of Personal Memory Data C. Writing Exercises and Examples of Self-Observational and Self-Reflective DataD. Culture-gram: Charting Cultural Membership and Identity E. Writing Exercises and Examples of External Data F. An Exemplary Autoethnography: "Experience and Context in the Making of a Chicano Activist," Jaime J. RomoG. An Exemplary Autoethnography: to followNotes/ References/ Index/ About the Author
