Qine hermeneutics and Ethiopian critical theory / by Maimire Mennasemay.

By:

Maimire Mennasemay [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Los Angeles : TSEHAI Publishers, c2021Description: xxxii, 494 p 24 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9781599072340
9781599072357

DDC classification:

ETH 121.686 Mai 2021

Summary: "This book critically examines the persistent crises in Ethiopia since 1960, exploring the failure of modern thinking and Western social sciences in comprehending and addressing the nation's unique historical and cultural context. It argues that this disconnect stems from a lack of epistemic autonomy, leading to misinterpretations of Ethiopian society and ineffective policies. The author advocates for an Ethiopian-generated knowledge, rooted in the country's intellectual traditions, to guide its transformation"-- Provided by publisher.

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ETHIOPIAN COLLECTION	Ethiopian Graduate School of Theology Library	ETH 121.686 Mai 2021 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	22681

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"This book critically examines the persistent crises in Ethiopia since 1960, exploring the failure of modern thinking and Western social sciences in comprehending and addressing the nation's unique historical and cultural context. It argues that this disconnect stems from a lack of epistemic autonomy, leading to misinterpretations of Ethiopian society and ineffective policies. The author advocates for an Ethiopian-generated knowledge, rooted in the country's intellectual traditions, to guide its transformation"-- Provided by publisher.

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