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Decoding Diaspora: Mapping J. A. Rogers' Mythic AfricaMain MenuTable of ContentsExplore and Navigate the Different Facets of the Decoding Diaspora project.ProjectAn Introduction by Dr. Richard NewtonResearchers and Community PartnersParticipants and Partners in Decoding DiasporaDataAccess the Data for Your Own ResearchInterpretationsUse Digital Tools to Explore How J. A. Rogers Understood "Africa"EssaysExperimental Studies Using the Data and Interpreations Featured HereUse and PermissionsTerms and Conditions Governing the Creation and Use of the ProjectRichard Newtonfb088bedcfb114b3db559719e7c8c878c6a9066b
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1media/Title Page- FN- x.jpg2023-02-09T09:18:44-08:00Casey Logan A'Hearn31d1f95271b9e87c22b872032472115927ecaadc4215115Project Bibliography and Recommended Readingsplain2023-12-16T09:19:26-08:00Richard Newtonfb088bedcfb114b3db559719e7c8c878c6a9066bThe works below are a selection of materials with which our project team has been thinking. We working to keep an updated bibliography on Zotero to which project participants can contribute resources of interest.