The humanities and the dynamics of African culture in the 21st century /

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Imprint:Newcastle upon Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2017.
Description:ix, 480 pages ; 21 cm
Language:English
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Format: E-Resource Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11619613
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Other authors / contributors:Bewaji, John Ayotunde Isola, editor.
Harrow, Kenneth W., editor.
Omonzejie, Eunice E., editor.
Ukhun, Christopher E., editor.
ISBN:1443856266
9781443856263
Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction
  • Part I. Ruminations in Metaphysics and Psychology
  • Chapter 1. Liberation Humanities?
  • Chapter 2. Consensus in Philosophy and the Dynamics of African Culture
  • Chapter 3. Integrative Metaphysics and Justice System in Communalism: Relevance to Contemporary Africa
  • Chapter 4. Attaining Good Governance: Lessons from Isoko Indigenous Philosophy of Leadership
  • Chapter 5. Challenges and Prospects of Paul Feyerabend's 'Flight from Reason' for Science and Epistemology in Africa
  • Chapter 6. Revalidating the Child Depression Scale of the Centre for Epidemiology Studies in Nigeria
  • Part II. Traditions: Pathos and Ethos
  • Chapter 7. Population Growth and Environmental Ethics: A Study of Edo State, Nigeria
  • Chapter 8. Exploring the Ethics of Care in African Indigenous Thought
  • Chapter 9. African Youth Unemployment in the Third Millennium
  • Part III. African Religions Interrogated
  • Chapter 10. Continuity and Discontinuity in 'Missionary' Christianity and African Traditional Religion
  • Chapter 7. Islam and Esan Cultural Values in the 21 st Century
  • Chapter 12. Traditional Burial Rites and Christianity in Culture Clash: Focus on Mgbowo Community, Enugu State
  • Chapter 13. The 21 st Century Nigerian Church and its Dynamic Interaction with African Traditional Religion
  • Chapter 14. Chastity in Biblical Times and Edo Culture: A Remedy for HIV/AIDS Pandemic in 21 st Century Nigeria
  • Part IV. Cinematic and Literary Connects
  • Chapter 15. African Cinema: Troubling the (Cinematic World) Order
  • Chapter 16. The Émigré Returns: A Critique of Migrant Culture in Three Contemporary Francophone Narratives
  • Chapter 17. Eruptions of Naked Narrative in Selected African Novels
  • Chapter 18. Text, Culture and Meaning in Emma Eregare's The Curse of a Woman and Osadebamwen Oamen's The Women of Orena are wiser than the gods
  • Chapter 19. Contemporary Africa in Lenrie Peters' Poetry
  • Part V. Linguistics/Language Dialectics
  • Chapter 20. Can Reincarnation Explain Linguistic Competence/Prodigy?
  • Chapter 21. Gender and Meaning in Igbo Romantic Pet-Names
  • Chapter 22. Hausa and Rundi Proverbs: A Semantic Analysis
  • Chapter 23. Effects of Grammar-Translation Method on Teaching of French in Junior Secondary Schools in Edo State, Nigeria
  • Chapter 24. Aspects of Igbo Dialectology: Exploring the Sound Change between Nri and Ogwashi Dialects of Igbo
  • Part VI. Cultural Identities and Values
  • Chapter 25. African Youth in the Context of 21 st Century Cultural Dislocation: A Peep into Nigeria
  • Chapter 26. Globalization and Cultural Management: Between Modernization and Westernization of African Culture
  • Chapter 27. Emerging Culture of Negative Values in Contemporary Nigeria: Implications for National Development
  • Chapter 28. Scrutinizing Scales of Kidnapping in Nigeria: The Edo State Experience
  • Part VII. Performing Arts and Media in African Culture
  • Chapter 29. Nigeria, Mass Media and Gay Culture
  • Chapter 30. Curtailing Security Challenges and Strengthening Democratic Spaces in Nigeria through Media Inventiveness
  • Part VIII. Culture: Theoretical/Historical Conceptualizations
  • Chapter 31. African Culture and Its Paradox in the 21st Century: The Nigerian Experience
  • Chapter 32. Theoretical and Conceptual Understanding of the Dynamics of African Culture
  • Chapter 33. Multidisciplinary Approach to the Study of African History in the 21 st Century