James Hal Cone papers, circa 1940 -- 2018

Summary Information

At a Glance

Arrangement

• Series 1: Ecumenical Association of Third World Theologians records, 1965 -- 2004
• Series 2: Course files, 1969 -- 2019

Description

Scope and Contents

This collection contains professional and personal materials of Reverend Doctor James Hal Cone, a pioneering voice in American religious history and founder of black liberation theology. Materials include teaching materials such as syllabi and student work, notes, lectures and documentation of speaking engagements, supporting research for and manuscripts of publications, photographs, personal and professional correspondence, documentation of committee and other work at UTS, financial materials, AV materials used for research and documenting speaking engagements, books, and awards and memorabilia.

• Series 1: Ecumenical Association of Third World Theologians records, 1965 -- 2004

  This series contains conference materials, including reports, minutes, lectures, papers, correspondence, and travel documentation; publications; correspondence; business and administrative materials including budget and financial information; membership listings; readings; and notes related to Cone's involvement with the Ecumenical Association of Third World Theologians (EATWOT).

• Series 2: Course files, 1969 -- 2019

  This series contains teaching and course materials, including lectures; syllabi; and supplemental materials including writings; readings and reading lists; notes; student rosters, papers, grades, and other records; course evaluations; correspondence; exam questions; and news clippings related to course topics.

Using the Collection

Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary

Conditions Governing Access

Material is unprocessed. Please contact burkespecial@library.columbia.edu for more information.

About the Finding Aid / Processing Information

Columbia University Libraries, Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary

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