HAFR 300 - Africana Studies Theory & Systems

Credit Hours: 3

Theories of Afrocentricity, this course explores various articulations of Afrocentricity by examining its historical origins relative to AFR through its first two decades. The course then examines significant articulations of the Afrocentric concept and their core intellectual objectives. The course also explores the relationship with Womanist, historical materialist, and Black Atlantic models that challenge and complement Afrocentricity’s place as the discipline’s core paradigm.

Prerequisites: Students must have a grade of C- or better in AFR 101 or another FYE course.
Formerly AFR 200