Episode 119
Rethinking African Humanities
Jean Allman (Washington U.) on rethinking African humanities. She discusses her research on Ghana, women, and gender, and highlights the transformative potential of collaborative work. Allman reflects on African Studies publishing networks and then previews her ASA Presidential Lecture delivered at MSU: "#HerskovitsMustFall? A Meditation on Whiteness, African Studies, and the Unfinished Business of 1968."
Introduction
How Allman's work in Ghana began
Change or lack of change in African history
Methodology vs. bias
Co-Authorship
Reflection on African Studies publishing
Preview of ASA Presidential Lecture
Outro
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