The Africa That Never Was - Paperback, by Hammond Dorothy; Jablow Alta - Good

Explore the contrasting narratives of Africa through 'The Africa That Never Was,' a thought-provoking paperback by Dorothy Hammond and Alta Jablow. This literary work delves into four centuries of British writing about Africa, offering an anthropological view that juxtaposes the factual Africa with its fictional portrayal. Published by Waveland Press, Incorporated in 1992, this book is a rich resource for those interested in the historical perspectives of African literature and the diverse cultures of Europe.

Spanning 251 pages, the book is a textbook that suits students and scholars alike, providing a deep dive into the subjects of African history, literary criticism, and European cultural studies. It is written in English and caters to readers who have an academic interest in the general history of Africa and the specific narratives shaped by European literary traditions.