The Qualitative Report · 2015 · 245 citations · 8 references
Social SciencesAnthropologyCultural StudiesAfrican StudiesCultural AnthropologyIndigenous StudiesIndigenous KnowledgeIndigenous PeoplesTraditional Knowledge
The article highlights the realities and dynamics facing researchers researching indigenous African culture. The cultural aspirations, understandings and practices of African indigenous people should position researchers to implement and organise the research process. Suggestions are also made for implementing the Afrocentric method and how to use African indigenous culture as a foundation for the Afrocentric method. The intent of this article is to stimulate enlightened discussion about the definition, mechanisms, and purpose of the Afrocentric method as an appropriate research method for indigenous African culture and how it can be used as a complement to qualitative research methods.
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Kemet, Afrocentricity and Knowledge
David F. Kelly, Molefi Kete Asante · The Classical World · 1992 · 422 citations
Towards an African philosophy of education
Dent Ocaya-Lakidi · Prospects · 1980 · 44 citations