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Knowing - Unknowing

African Studies at the Crossroads

Series:  Africa Multiple, Volume: 4
Cover Knowing - Unknowing
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Print Publication Date:
06 Aug 2024
Front Matter
Introduction Thinking as Moving – Knowledge Practices and Decolonial Frames in African Studies
Part 1 Un-doing the Canon
Part 2 Institutional Challenges and Transformations
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