A Pan-African encyclopedia

著者

    • Gbotokuma, Zekeh S.

書誌事項

A Pan-African encyclopedia

edited by Zekeh S. Gbotokuma

Edwin Mellen Press, 2003

  • book 1
  • book 2

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Includes bibliographical references

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巻冊次

book 1 ISBN 9780773468429

内容説明

The ancient Greek philosopher Socrates (470-399 B.C.) used to urge his disciples to know themselves. To many people whose history has been characterized by oral tradition, colonization and slavery, the Socratic advice becomes a categorical imperative. Oral tradition is - or used to be - of utmost importance to the African people. It is a part of their source of self-knowledge. To many Africans, the death of their griots or story-tellers and old ones is comparable to burning libraries.
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book 2 ISBN 9780773468443

内容説明

The ancient Greek philosopher Socrates (470-399 B.C.) used to urge his disciples to know themselves. To many people whose history has been characterized by oral tradition, colonization and slavery, the Socratic advice becomes a categorical imperative. Oral tradition is - or used tobe - of utmost importance to the African people. It is a part of their source of self-knowledge. To many Africans, the death of their griots or story tellers and old ones is comparable to burning libraries.

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