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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Akan Culture"”.

  1. A critical study of Christian-Muslim relations in the central region of Ghana with special reference to traditional Akan values

    … special reference to the role of traditional Akan culture. It identifies and examines religious and cultural practices of the Akan people of Ghana that continue to exert strong influence on the people in the wake of the upsurge of Christianity and Islam. These practices have not only succeeded …

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  2. Creation in the Image of God: Human Uniqueness From the Akan Religious Anthropology to the Renewal of Christian Anthropology

    … (Gen. 1: 27). This dissertation explores the Akan understanding of the human person to shed further light on creation of human beings in the image of God and to understand and demonstrate the corresponding uniqueness of the human being among God's creatures. With the help of the Akan context, …

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  3. ENHANCING TRANSFORMATIVE LEARNING FOR MARGINALISED GIRLS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF PEDAGOGICAL PROCESSES IN AN ACCELERATED EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN GHANA

    … gap, this study integrates the philosophy of the Akan people of Ghana—reflected in their collective worldview, beliefs, values, and intellectual traditions— into the study’s theoretical framework. This integration enables the use of indigenous Akan knowledge, embodied in the Adinkra symbols, to …

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