Phenomenology of Decolonizing the University : Essays in the Contemporary Thoughts of Afrikology.

Phenomenology of Decolonizing the University : Essays in the Contemporary Thoughts of Afrikology.

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Main Author: Kapuya, Zvikomborero
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Oxford : Mwanaka Media and Publishing Pvt Limited, 2020.
Online Access:CONNECT
Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • Title page
  • Copyright page
  • Dedication
  • Contents
  • Acknowledgements
  • I Can No Longer Breathe
  • Preface
  • Chapter One: Phenomenology of decolonizing the University
  • An Introduction
  • Pan African Hangover
  • The Structure and Contending Issues of the work
  • Chapter Two: Objectivity/Subjectivity/Coloniality of the University-Ontology of the 'Other'
  • Making the 'Other'
  • A Historical Survey
  • Continuity of Validation of the 'Other' Being (Construction of Imperial Eurocentric Canon of Thoughts)
  • The Question of Language(s) and Europhonism
  • Middleman in the process of making the "other"-being
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter Three: Historical Materialism of the Decolonial-turn-liberate African intellectualism
  • Deconstructing the Ecology and Political Space
  • Historical Taxonomy of African (Black) Intellectual Movement
  • Theoretical Taxonomy and Paradigms Afrocentric Theory
  • Epistemic Freedom/Decoloniality of Thoughts
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter Four: Reflections of Decolonial Scholarship
  • A Critical Thinking Perspective
  • Deconstructionism or Decoloniality? Luso-Hispanic Paradigm
  • Decolonize Public Intellectual Space-African Voices
  • Is Decoloniality Patriarchal? A Critical Reflection of "Human Liberation"
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter Five: Social Transformation: An empirical survey of Midlands State University on decolonizing The university
  • The Trajectory of Post-Colonial Universities Zimbabwe
  • Understanding the Epistemic Rebellion and Imagining A Decolonial Academic Space
  • The Dimension of Education 5.0 and the Future
  • Research Philosophy and Methodology
  • Theorizing the Phenomenology of Decolonizing the University at MSU
  • 1. Narrating African Anthropology
  • 2. Economics and Political Research
  • 3. Embracing Scientific Researches. Positivist Epistemology and Science Development
  • 4. Industrial Exposure and Entrepreneurial Studies
  • Imagining the future of Decoloniality at MSU
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter Six: Redefine the Image of African being from the 'other'
  • Re-making African Being, Anthropological Paradigm
  • Humanizing the University in (re)making African Being
  • The Image of A Decolonial 'Uni-versity', A Polycentric Paradigm
  • Conclusion
  • Mapping the Contours of Decolonial Alternatives
  • Bibliography
  • Publisher's list
  • Back cover

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