Clinton A. Hutton
Michael A. Barnett
Daive A. Dunkley
Jahlani Niaah
Kingston, Jamaica
University of the West Indies Press
Leonard Percival Howell and the genesis of Rastafari
9789766405670
9766405670
274 pages
Caribbean Cultural Studies
Rastafari movement - History - 20th century. - Jamaica
CONTENTS8
ILLUSTRATIONS10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS12
INTRODUCTION14
Part 1. ANALYSING LEONARD HOWELL20
1. LEONARD HOWELL ANNOUNCING GOD / Hutton22
2. INTERROGATING LEONARD HOWELL AS THE “FIRST RASTA” / Barnett66
3. “THAT VAGABOND GEORGE STEWART OF ENGLAND” / Robertson82
4. LEONARD P. HOWELL’S LEADERSHIP OF THE RASTAFARI MOVEMENT / Dunkley120
5. LEONARD HOWELL’S PHILOSOPHY OF RASTAFARI MANHOOD / Niaah143
6. THE PROCESS OF BECOMING BLACK / Charles168
7. REORIENTING RASTA / Archer185
8. SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND RASTAFARI “LIVETY” / K'Nife, Dixon and Bernard198
9. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY / Moyston219
Part 2. REMEMBERING LEONARD HOWELL230
10. GROWING UP IN PINNACLE / Hutton232
11. LEONARD HOWELL VERSUS ROBERT WILLIAM LYALL-GRANT / Lorne258
12. LEONARD P. HOWELL / Moyston263
EPILOGUE / I-Nation268
BIBLIOGRAPHY270
CONTRIBUTORS286
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