Titlebook: Africa Beyond Inventions; Essays in Honour of Zubairu Wai Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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Guide to Computer Network Securityic Tribe,” Peter Paul Rubens’ 1620 painting entitled the “Study of Four Black‘s Heads,” and others. This demonstrates, paradoxically, that radical difference vis-a-vis Africa emerges through theologically grounded forms of resemblances. Finally, I examine Mudimbe’s thought concerning dissolving impo

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Undergraduate Topics in Computer Science-era African thinkers to complicate how we think about the colonial library. Their writing shows us the complex, but productive position from which African intellectuals must necessarily work. It does not make sense, I will argue, to think that those trying to resist the colonial library can and sho

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-25178-3he ways in which they are underpinned by fictitious renderings of the Global South. Revisiting Mudimbe provides the opportunity to rethink development and security practices and the concepts that underpin them, including their underlying discursive assumptions. 

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Book 2024ical project that contributes to various bodies of knowledge in fields such as philosophy, anthropology, theology, postcolonial studies, decolonial theory, literary criticism, cultural studies, prose fiction, and African studies more broadly. A decade after his retirement and in the expansive spirit

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Afterword: Letter to VY Mudimbe: On the Euromorphic Practice of Critiquein disciplinary spaces; and what the author characterises as Euromorphism in Mudimbe’s work. This afterword not only highlights the profound inability of critics to come to terms with the complexities of Mudimbe’s ideas, but also clarifies his complex positions against often limiting criticisms directed at his work.

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Guide to Computer Processor Architecturerejecting Plato’s essentialism that invents a stereotypical Africa that does not exist, Mudimbe calls for the right of Africa to write her own history, to invent herself as she makes her presence known in a world made in the image of Western scholarship and colonialism.