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17 lis 2020 · The first section of this article takes stock of and discusses four interrelated challenges of African Studies: (1) the field’s domination by outside, non-African, mostly Western scholars; (2) a tendency towards undifferentiated views on “Africa” with an often strongly negative tone; (3) a neglect of methodologies that focus on causal ...
19 lis 2019 · Since the dawn of the last century, progressive African visionaries have proffered that to achieve economic well-being, African nations must forge a path to prosperity that is independent of Western prescription.
29 wrz 2020 · We offer the Black Academic Caucus at the University of Cape Town as an example of how these dimensions can come to life, and introduce the contributions in this special issue (the first of a two-part series) that illuminate other sites and dimensions of decolonizing.
Nevertheless, this “decolonial methodology” poses a series of problems, both practical and theoretical, which the book discusses at length. For example, should there be a move toward developing an autonomous African knowledge, or rather opt for a “fusion of epistemologies” (193) with Western knowledge?
2 lut 2019 · The root causes of ethnic conflict in Africa are poorly understood. Most of the available sources address ethnic conflict in Africa from the point of view of either ethnic diversity or climate change and competition for natural resources to the exclusion of mass...
28 lip 2023 · Throughout the novel, he examined the political elite's corruption in African countries during the post-colonial period and how they continued colonial suppression of their nations. Discover...
23 maj 2014 · Modern African literature is written in indigenous African languages and in European languages used in Africa. Written African literature is very new compared to the indigenous oral tradition of literature which has been there and is still very much alive.
