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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Africanization"”.
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Integrating Decolonization and Africanization into the Curriculum Transformation Activities of South African Universities
Decolonization and Africanization as indigenous knowledge systems have long been marginalized and under-reported within the education pedagogical space. The paper explores the prospects of integrating decolonization and Africanization into South African universities through curriculum …
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Determining low levels of Africanization in unmanaged honey bee colonies using three diagnostic techniques
… Questions have arisen regarding low levels of Africanization in regions bordering the locations with established, Africanized bees. Honey bees were collected and examined using three methods of testing to determine levels of Africanization. With morphometrics, mitochondrial DNA, and nuclear DNA …
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The Africanization of the Methodist Church : with special focus on the Revs. Zaccheus R. Mahabane and the Rev. Seth Mokitimi
… they did in their own way contribute towards the Africanization of the church although they were deeply anchored in a church tradition. Each of them developed a theological ethic towards this end This thesis further argues that both leaders attempted to challenge the church towards indigenization …
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Black Diasporic Disasters and the Africanization of Poverty in Western Print Media: a Case Study of Hurricane Katrina and the Haitian Earthquake in the New York Times
Thousands of poor, mainly black Americans were plastered across the news in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in August 2005. Correspondingly, after the devastating Haitian earthquake in January 2010, images and readings of black impoverishment were rife. I argue during both disasters, news media …
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The Englishization of Tanzanian Kiswahili: A study in language contact and convergence
… been undertaken from the point of view of Africanization of European languages (e.g., Spencer 1971, Sey 1973, Angogo et al. 1980, Bokamba 1982, Chishimba 1984, Kamwangamalu 1989, Kapanga 1990, Schmeid 1990) among others. Practically no study up to date has examined the reverse phenomenon, …
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The rhetoric of African fiction
… Okara, Chinua Achebe, and Amos Tutuola in their "Africanization" of English, a process of developing a style suitable to the presentation of their perceptions of a unique African experience. This work concludes with a detailed analysis of the narrative techniques used by Chinua Achebe in <i>Things …