Cross-cultural affinities: Emersonian transcendentalism and Senghorian negritude

New York: Peter Lang Edition (2016)
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The book addresses influences and affinities in the context of the history of ideas, literary theory and criticism. It brings together American Transcendentalism, Negritude, African religions and philosophy.

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