National Liberation and Culture

able acceptance achieve action African culture alienation Amilcar Cabral analysis armed armed struggle assimilated base basis behavior characteristics chief colonial colonial domination common complexes confronted considered continent contribution creates cultural resistance cultural values determine differences direction economic and political Eduardo Mondlane effort elements environment essential evolution example exist expression face fact factors foreign domination framework freedom hand human ignorance imperialist domination important independence indigenous individuals influence integration intellectual kinds knowledge leaders lecture less liberation movement liberation struggle liquidation major masses material MEMORIAL ment MICHIGAN mode of production moral national liberation nature negative objectives organization peasant personality petite bourgeoisie physical popular masses population positive possible practice preservation privileged problems productive forces progress prospects racist reality relation relationships represents requires ruling class rural School shows significant social groups social structure society strengths Studies subjection success tion University village