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100 1  Mawere, Munyaradzi.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       no2011168330 
245 14 The African Conundrum :|bRethinking the Trajectories of 
       Historical, Cultural, Philosophical and Developmental 
       Experiences of Africa. 
264  1 Oxford :|bLangaa RPCIG,|c2017. 
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500    The Establishment of Ilorin Emirate. 
504    References and notesChapter Five-On the Philosophy and 
       Historicity of the Development Agenda: Problematising 
       African Nationalism in the Contextof Zimbabwe's Land 
       Question since the Colonial Period; Introduction; 
       Conceptualising nationalism as a philosophy; Historical 
       background: Land annexation in colonial Zimbabwe from 
       1890; Nationalism and the land question during Zimbabwe's 
       liberation struggle; Land invasions, the collapse of 
       African nationalism and the derailment of the development 
       agenda from the year 2000; Conclusion; References. 
505 0  Cover; Title page; Copyright page; List of Contributors; 
       Contents; Chapter One -- Reawakening the Giant Lion: A 
       Rethinking of the African Conundrum; Introduction; In 
       between the pages: The ongoing search for Africa's 
       progress; References; Chapter Two -- 'Cultural Heritage is
       Our Right, Our Dignity': Rethinking the Concept and Use of
       Heritage in Zimbabwe; Introduction; What heritage is and 
       is not; The heritage landscape and framework in Zimbabwe; 
       Heritage is our right, our dignity: Notes from the field; 
       The way forward; Conclusion; References. 
505 8  Chapter Three -- Colonialism, Poverty and [Under-] 
       development in AfricaIntroduction; Conceptions of 
       Colonialism, poverty [under-] development in Africa; 
       Africa before the advent of colonialism; Colonialism and 
       the legacy of poverty and underdevelopment in Africa; 
       African Development beyond Colonialism; Envisaged African 
       Development path in the 21st century; Conclusion; 
       References; Chapter Four -- The Resilience and Challenges 
       of Yoruba Religious Worship in Modern Context; 
       Introduction; Elements of Worship in Yorel; Conflicts and 
       Compromise in Yoruba Religious Worship; Conclusion. 
505 8  Chapter Six -- Indigenous Religion and Security Regimens 
       in Africa:A Study of the Yoruba Vigilante Groups in 
       Southwest NigeriaIntroduction; Theoretical and Conceptual 
       Framework; African Indigenous Religion (Yoruba Religious 
       Beliefs) and Security Maintenance Strategy; African 
       Religion (Yoruba Traditional Beliefs) and Crime Control in
       Southwestern Nigeria; Divinities, Spirits and Security 
       Challenges in South west Nigeria; Ifa Priests and Fight 
       against Crime; Place of magic and medicine; Ancestors and 
       Crime Control in Yoruba land; Covenant Keeping Among 
       Yoruba People. 
505 8  Vigilante Groups in Southwest Nigeria: A Historical 
       PerspectiveRecommendations; Conclusion; References; 
       Chapter Seven -- Epistemic (In- )justice and African 
       (Under- )development; Introduction; Epistemic (In- 
       )justice, Development and Knowledge: A Conceptual 
       Analysis; Impact of Western Epistemological Paradigm on 
       African Epistemic Space; Impediments to African 
       Development; Towards an African Epistemological Paradigm; 
       Conclusion; References; Chapter Eight -- Markets and 
       Indigenous Technology in Ilorin Emirate before 1900: A 
       Hermeneutical and Historical Analysis; Introduction. 
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651  0 Africa|xSocial life and customs.|0https://id.loc.gov/
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       Philosophical and Developmental Experiences of Africa.
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