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LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
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Jun 22, 2010
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Indigenous African Knowledge and Anticolonial Practice

by Jagire, Jennifer M
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Indigenous African Knowledge and Anticolonial Practice takes a critical look at alternative knowledge systems in a bid for the center. It calls into question the epistemological approaches that have often been universalized. This book gives voice to the Indigenous African way of knowing and spirituality in an anticolonial project in resisting subjugation in knowledge production.

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BrandLAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Pub dateJun 22, 2010
ISBN-103838367537
ISBN-139783838367538
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.66 × 0.21 × 5.91 in
Weight0 lb
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