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Pae ora, policy and Māori leadership
, 2016 This independent scholarly project report is about the Māori health workforce and the policy that develops Māori leadership capability in the Māori Health workforce.
Munro, Tawehi
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The power of dreams and religious philosophy of the Zulu people as portrayed in the novel, Umshado
, 2018 This article examines how the Zulu people communicate with the dead and how the dead control the fortunes of those who remain in the world of the living. The data analysis was based on the deductions made from the events narrated in Nelisiwe Zulu’s novel,
Ntshangase, Sicelo Ziphozonke
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Tayo Philosophy: Decolonizing Reality with a Filipino Conceptual Lexicon
This paper performs a decolonial intervention by presenting Tayo Philosophy—a coherent system built from the Filipino concepts of Kalibutan (narrative world), Ingon (shared story), Isig-ka-ingon (co-narration), Hiya (narrative feedback), Dangal (interior
Traya, Jon
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Gikuyu Ethnophilosophy from the perspective of Leonardo Polo’s transcendental anthropology
The purpose of this paper is to see how the Transcendental Anthropology of Leonardo Polo can shed light on the ethnophilosophy of the Gikuyu people. I will highlight the similarity between the view of the human person according to L. Polo’s triadic structure of the human person and that of one of the conceptions of African philosophy called ...
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The ethnocentric gaze: From ethnology to ethnophilosophy to “Africa”
South African Journal of Philosophy, 2018 In this essay I deploy Sartre's phenomenology of the gaze as the foil to demonstrate the cultural and philosophical movement from ethnology to ethnophilosophy that produces a specific conception of...
Adeshina Afolayan
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Are we finished with the ethnophilosophy debate? A multi-perspective conversation
Filosofia Theoretica: Journal of African Philosophy, Culture and Religions, 2019 In line with the tradition of the Conversational School of Philosophy, this essay provides a rare and unique space of discourse for the authors to converse about the place of the ‘ethno’ in African philosophy. This conversation is a revisit, a renewal of the key positions that have coloured the ethnophilosophy debate by the conversers who themselves ...
Elvis Imafidon +6 more
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The critique of ethnophilosophy in the mapping and trajectory of African philosophy
Filosofia Theoretica: Journal of African Philosophy, Culture and Religions, 2020 By ignoring the history of thinking in other traditions around the world, philosophy established itself as a narrow tradition, and in the name of reason, according to Bernasconi, it constituted itself as a narrative shaped largely by exclusions. Similar exclusionary tendencies have also permeated the field of African philosophy.
Mungwini, Pascah
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