Social Theory, In and Out of Africa examines some of the major conceptual and methodological approaches that have shaped the history of social thought in, from, and about Africa. In so doing, it will address the historical roots, political investments, and philosophical foundations of theory-making as they have taken shape in the crucible of empire, with Africa serving largely as the object of hegemonic Eurocentric knowledge-production. The readings will explore the interplay of...
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