Origins of African Nationalism

Foreword

Introduction to the Translation

References

Editor's Note

Acknowledgments

I. Nationalist Ideology
Introduction

II. Sociohistorical Context
1. Ideology and Social Formations in the Historical Process of Portuguese Colonization
2. The Emergence of Letrados in Colonized Societies

III. The Genesis of Protest Writing
3. Currents of Formation of a Nativist Consciousness—the filhos da terra
4. The Discourse on Race and of the Values of Black African Civilization

IV. Proto-Nationalism: Political Ideas and Practices
5. The Emergence of Proto-Nationalism
6. The Sociopolitical Practice of Proto-Nationalism
7. The Impetus of Proto-Nationalism: The Liga Africana versus the Partido Nacional Africano
8. The Ebb of the Current, or the Conditions of the Decline of Proto-Nationalism
9. The Ambivalence of Language
10. Analogies and Complementarities
11. Integration into Liberation Movements

V. Conclusion

Appendixes
A. Biographical Profiles and Fragments of Life History
B. Proto-Nationalism in Mozambique: A Case Study: Kamba Simango (c. 1890–1967)

Notes

Index