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Book SynopsisThis book uniquely approaches the history of human psychology by weaving together the psychological elements of ancient Egyptians. The psychological contents of the medieval and contemporary sub-Saharan Africans and the psychological experiences of Diasporan Africans were woven into the annals and systems of human psychology.
Table of ContentsChapter 1 Acknowledgements Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 Chapter 1 The Nature of Humanity andthe Origin of Psychology Chapter 4 Chapter 2 The Nature and Transitional Phasesin the Philosophy of Psychology Chapter 5 Chapter 3 The Nature and Contributions ofAfrica-Centered Psychology Chapter 6 Chapter 4 The Nature of Racism and Mythologyin Euro-American Psychology Chapter 7 Chapter 5 The Nature, Roots, and UniversalApplications of Multiculturalism Chapter 8 Chapter 6 The Nature and Movements ofAfrican-Centered Psychology Chapter 9 Chapter 7 The Nature and Characteristics of African-Centered Psychology Chapter 10 Chapter 8 The Nature and Effect of Euro-American Psyche inBlack Circles Chapter 11 Chapter 9 The Nature and Frameworkof Human Symbols in Psychology Chapter 12 Chapter 10 The Nature Of EverydayPsycho-social Issues Facing Blacksin Euro-american Psychology Chapter 13 Chapter 11 The Nature of EverydayPsycho-cultural ChallengesFacing Blacks Chapter 14 Chapter 12 The Nature and Future ofResearch in African-Centered Psychology Chapter 15 Chapter 13 The History of the Futureof Psychology Chapter 16 Glossary Chapter 17 References Chapter 18 Index
