Writing

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1. Master's thesis, "Reflections on Black Studies as Human Studies", and PhD dissertation, "A Philosophy of Black Studies"
2. Drafts [2/1]
3. "Archetypes and Truth: the Psychology of the Black Experience" typescript
4. Abstracts
5. Appendices: examples of African proverbs
6. Articles (includes journal covers and table of contents)
7. "The African Dream"
8. "Africans in the Americas"
9. "African Ethical Development"
10. "The African South: A Critique of Puckett's Folk Beliefs of the Southern Negro"
11. "Archetypes and Truth: Spiritual Hierarchies--Another Look at the Movement"
12. "The Bad Man Be Stylin' for Days", overview for "The Outlaw: The American Ambivalence Toward Violence and the Criminal" symposium
13. "Black Alchemy"
14. "Black Consciousness"
15. "Black Main Street: The Culture of Everyday Life--A Critique of Puckett's Folk Beliefs of the Southern Negro"
16. "Black Philosophy: A Bibliographic Essay", Seventh Annual Conference of the National Council for Black Studies, University of California at Berkeley
17. Black philosophy statements
18. "Black Students and Black Studies – An Update"
19. "The Black Studies Administrator"
20. "Black Studies as an Educational Enterprise: A Prognosis"
21. "Black Studies as Individuation"
22. "Black Studies: Definition and Administrative Model"
23. "Black Studies: A New Perspective"
24. "Black Studies at Howard University, 1968-1978", Conference on the Black Student Movement at Howard University
25. "Black Studies: Threat or Challenge" book review
26. "A Comment on the Hero as Don Juan", "Women and the Artist", and "Images" (Appendix F)
27. "Correspondence Principle – Zodiac/Planet/Metal/Number/Color/Tone"
28. "Curriculum Innovation at Selected Black Colleges"
29. "Deadly Con Men: Black Agents Provocateurs of the 1960s – A Commentary", Enfield Home Journal
30. "The Decline of Traditional African Art"
31. From Egypt to Don Juan: The Anatomy of Black Philosophy, photocopy of excerpt
32. "Egyptian Influences on Mediterranean Cultures" bibliography
33. "Einstein and African Religion and Philosophy: The Hermetic Parallel"
34. "An Emotional Approach to African Studies"
35. "The Feast" from Hoo-Doo 7 (short story)
36. "A Good Knight's Leap" (originally "Phil"), published short story [9/1]
37. "Higher Education in the New Age: The Role of Interdisciplinary Studies"
38. "How to Think Black: A Symposium on Toni Cade Bambara's The Salt Eaters", Hampshire College
39. "Human Diversity and the Roots of Culture"
40. "The Impact of Black Studies on the Undergraduate Curricula of Three Universities"
41. "The Impact of Black Studies on the Undergraduate Curricula of English and Selected Social Sciences at Three Universities"
42. "Interdisciplinary Instruction"
43. "Interdisciplinary Studies: What Is It?"
44. "Issues in Popular Culture"
45. "Jivin: The Life and Death of a Would-Be Revolutionary, a Fable"
46. Level Three: An Introductory Reader for Black Philosophy
47. "Model Course on Death In American Culture: Chapter VI: Beyond Death"
48. "The Name: A Story" (short story)
49. "The New Frontier at Mid-Life"
50. "Of God and Time"
51. "Oh the Horror: Rhetoric, Memory and Moving Imagery from Egypt to Hollywood: The Possibilities of Cultural Re-Imaging", presented at the Forum on the American Aesthetic Festival 2000
52. "On Accepting a Position at a Caucasian College at Twice the Pay of Negro Universities: A Conversation with Maya"
53. "On Being Black in Houston"
54. "On Death and Dying in America", Institute for Services to Education–Interdisciplinary Studies Module
55. "On Jung, Christianity, and Traditional African Cultures, Reincarnation, Resurrection and the Feminine Principle in Morrison's Beloved"
56. "One Last Word on Soul Man...with a Finger to Art Rooney"
57. "The Origins of Mankind and Human Evolution: Black Studies and the Use of Controversial Materials"
58. "Peasant Ways of Knowing: Essays in African and African American Religion and Philosophy" [3/1]
59. The Peter Pan Chronicles (novel) [6/1]
60. "The Psychology of the Black Experience: A Jungian Approach"
61. "Physiology of Black Philosophy: Split Brain, Reptile Brain and the Visionary Experience"
62. "Reflections on Institutional Racism"
63. "Reincarnation, Resurrection and the Feminine Principle in Morrison's Beloved"
64. "Ring-Shout: African Philosophy and Early Christianity"
65. "The Role of the Black Africanist"
66. "The Role of Black Studies in an Urban Institution"
67. "The Role of Black Studies in the University"
68. "The Role of Philosophy in Black Studies"
69. "Roots", Young America Speaks, National Essay Association
70. "The Sister"
71. Solina
72. "Sorcerer, Superman and Victim: The Hero as Don Juan"
73. "Soul Music and Africa"
74. Southern University of New Orleans, New Orleans Museum of Art, lecture and notes
75. "Teaching a Black Studies Course"
76. "A 20th Century Interpretation of the Seven Hermetic Principles (or Pearls in Swineland)"
77. Untitled
78. "Undisciplinary Education"
79. Values in Conflict: Blacks and the American Ambivalence toward Violence, edited by Frye
80. Edited journals [5/1]