Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?, Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1967 book from Harper and Row, is King's own final full length work, setting out his assessment of the civil rights movement's direction in the last year of his life. Its strength is that it is the primary text itself, in King's own words, from his own publisher of record. Its limit is that it is a first person political and religious argument, not independent historical or theological analysis of King's thought, which should be sought in dedicated scholarship on King.
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?, Harper and Row, 1967, the top tier reflecting the primary text itself, in King's own words, from his own publisher of record. Its limit is that it is a first person political and religious argument, not independent historical or theological analysis of King's thought, which should be sought in dedicated scholarship on King. NotesMartin Luther King Jr.'s own book on the future of the civil rights movement, Harper and Row, 1967; a first-person work, not independent scholarly analysis.
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AuthorMartin Luther King Jr.
PublisherHarper and Row
Publication Year1967
Source TypeBook (primary)
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