
Inhaltsverzeichnis
" This welcome collection of essays about Biko' s existentialism, self-consciousness, place of phenomenology in his philosophy, and contribution to the dialectics of liberation, as well as the meaning of race and class problematic in Biko' s work, African culture and humanism in his thinking, attitude toward the rights and roles of women, and much more examines his legacy and the meaning that his preachings, writings, and life' s example gave to the development of black consciousness in South Africa. But, by far, the most important chapters in the book are Gail Gerhart' s hitherto unpublished 1972 interview with Biko and Neville Alexander' s recollection of Biko and the Azanian Manifesto. " - R. I. Rotberg, Choice" Taken as a whole, this collection of essays is an important addition to the scholarship on Steve Biko. It contributes not only to a deeper understanding of what philosophy is, but also how Biko' s writing can be considered philosophical. " - Martin Murray, Professor of Sociology, SUNY Binghamton" I never thought I would read anything like this that reminded me of the ' good old days' when we were giddy with hopes and enthusiasm for recreating our own world! Biko Lives! will ruffle many feathers. People who have been trying to ' program' the forward movement of history and human development are going to have to think again. "
- Bokwe Mafuna, former journalist, founding organizer of the Black Workers' Project, and friend of Steve Biko' s
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