The Concept of Self: A Study of Black Identity and Self-EsteemWayne State University Press, 1 апр. 2001 г. - Всего страниц: 224 The Concept of Self examines the historical basis for the widely misunderstood ideas of how African Americans think of themselves individually, and how they relate to being part of a group that has been subjected to challenges of their very humanity. |
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... DuBois against the more recent debates of Afrocentricity or an African-centered consciousness. He proposes a set of interrelated hypotheses regarding how African Americans might use an African worldview for the upliftment of Africans in ...
... DuBois against the more recent debates of Afrocentricity or an African-centered consciousness. He proposes a set of interrelated hypotheses regarding how African Americans might use an African worldview for the upliftment of Africans in ...
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... DuBois's concept of double consciousness, which is further developed throughout the book. The chapter ends with a compilation of my research questions. Chapter 2 develops the many issues and questions explored in the research literature ...
... DuBois's concept of double consciousness, which is further developed throughout the book. The chapter ends with a compilation of my research questions. Chapter 2 develops the many issues and questions explored in the research literature ...
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... DuBois, and tapping into some of the African-centered theorizing about the black self, I provide a set of interrelated hypotheses. Chapter 6 synthesizes the results from all the previous studies and presents a litany of assumptions ...
... DuBois, and tapping into some of the African-centered theorizing about the black self, I provide a set of interrelated hypotheses. Chapter 6 synthesizes the results from all the previous studies and presents a litany of assumptions ...
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... DuBois (1915, p. 707) noted: Always Africa is giving us something new or some metempsychosis of a world-old thing. On its black bosom arose one of the earliest if not the earliest, of self-protecting civilizations, and grew so mightily ...
... DuBois (1915, p. 707) noted: Always Africa is giving us something new or some metempsychosis of a world-old thing. On its black bosom arose one of the earliest if not the earliest, of self-protecting civilizations, and grew so mightily ...
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... (DuBois, 1935; Fredrickson, 1981). Litwak, at an annual conference of historians, exposed the distortions perpetuated by his colleagues and urged them to rectify this situation. He stated: "No group of scholars did more to shape the ...
... (DuBois, 1935; Fredrickson, 1981). Litwak, at an annual conference of historians, exposed the distortions perpetuated by his colleagues and urged them to rectify this situation. He stated: "No group of scholars did more to shape the ...
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THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL | 60 |
CHAPTER 3 | 67 |
CHAPTER 5 | 106 |
CHAPTER 7 | 162 |
A The CrossSectional Study | 181 |
GoodnessofFit for the SelfEsteem Model | 182 |
Test of Generalizability of the Confirmatory Factor | 185 |
Factorial Invariance and Structured Means | 190 |
Notes | 199 |
Index | 219 |
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