African philosophy as cultural inquiry

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS = ⅶ
• Introduction : African Philosophy as Cultural Inquiry / Ivan Karp ; D. A. Masolo = 1
• PART 1. POWER, PERSONHOOD, AND AGENCY
• Introduction to Part 1 / Ivan Karp ; D. A. Masolo = 21
• 1. "Tok Af Lef Af" : A Political Economy of Temne Techniques of Secrecy and Self / Rosalind Shaw = 25
• 2. Islam among the Humors : Destiny and Agency among the Swahili / David Parkin = 50
• 3. Some African Conceptions of Person : A Critique / Didier N Kaphagawani = 66
• PART 2. KNOWLEDGE AND DISCOURSE
• Introduction to Part 2 / Ivan Karp ; D. A. Masolo = 83
• 4. The Play of Deconstruction in the Speech of Africa : The Role of Pakruok and Ngero in Telling Culture in Dholuo / Peter S. O. Amuka = 89
• 5. Personhood and Art : Social Change and Commentary among the Acoli / J P Odoch Pido = 105
• 6. Forging Unions and Negotiating Ambivalence : Personhood and Complex Agency in Okiek Marriage Arrangement / Corinne A. Kratz = 136
• PART 3. AFRICAN DISCOURSES ON DEVELOPMENT
• Introduction to Part 3 / Ivan Karp ; D. A. Masolo = 175
• 7. Our Problem of Knowledge : Brief Reflections on Knowledge and Development in Africa / Kwasi Wiredu = 181
• 8. The Topic of Change / F. Eboussi-Boulaga = 187
• 9. Ch$$e'$$ri Samba's Postcolonial Reinvention of Modernity / Bogumil Jewsiewicki = 215
• 10. Luo Perspectives on Knowledge and Development : Samuel G. Ayany and Paul Mbuya / F S. Atieno-Odhiambo = 244
• CONTRIBUTORS = 259
• INDEX = 262