Overview

Chapter. 1. IntroductionChapter. 2. Epistemicide' and Epistemic Emancipation in Africa - Problems and PromisesChapter. 3. Knowledge production and the Liberation agenda in AfricaChapter. 4. Decolonisation as self-recovery: the path to intellectual independenceChapter. 5. Colonial legacy and knowledge production in Africa: Re-echoing the need for epistemic decolonisationChapter. 6. A critical exposition of 'alternative' site(s) of knowledge production in Africa: Decentering the African universityChapter. 7. African Epistemic liberation through knowledge democratisationChapter. 8. How African Logic can dissipate the Question of Originality and Knowledge Production in AfricaChapter. 9. Africanising Institutional Culture: What Is Possible and PlausibleChapter. 10. 'Africa's Knowledge and the Quest for Epistemic Liberation in a COVID-19 CrisisChapter. 11. Religiosity and African EpistemologyChapter. 12. Ukama ethic and Covid-19 pandemic: Countervailing social distancing-induced exclusive individualism in (southern) African universityChapter. 13. African Indigenous Knowledge and the management of COVID-19 pandemicChapter. 14. African Knowledge Systems: Shona Paremiology in Promoting Morals, Peace and Human SecurityChapter. 15. A Yòrùbá Worldview on the Compatibility of Human and Nonhuman Animal Relations (HAR) with Environmental Sustainability