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Another good book I’ve engaged with a while back on how to conduct research using indigenous methods. Also makes a case against eurasian methods
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
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Indeed it is. The author covers many eurasian philosophies that have been the basis of various methodologies from positivism, post-positivism, humanism, marxism etc and their limitations then shows the utility of indigenous research methods
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I was able to get it and that’s on my list of books to read.
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Blacktastic
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I just started reading it. I needed a change of pace from Star of Deep Beginnings, which I’m about halfway through
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Terminology usage already has me leery…
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Is it the definition of marxist as transformative?
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I haven’t gotten to that art yet. So far postcolonial and the idea that indigenous knowledge is at “the periphery”
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I saw in the book a sort of Prof Ngugi wa Thiong’o vibe. It tries to adapt indigenous knowledge into marxist ideas. It is sort of trying to find space and legitimacy within marxism. Nevertheless, I found some new information in that book at the time
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