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|a Afrikology and transdisciplinarity :
|b a restorative epistemology /
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|a This monograph is intended to examine the epistemology of restorative rights in view of the continuing violation of rights in all aspects of life on the African continent and other parts of the world. It is based on the research, which the Marcus Garvey Pan-Afrikan Institute undertook between 2006-2008, under a cross-disciplinary research project entitled Restorative Justice and its Relationship to International Humanitarian Law, which resulted in a Comprehensive Report that was later discussed at an international conference in Nairobi in August 2008. This conference was opened by the Prime Minister of Kenya, Right Hon. Raila Odinga and attended by Ministers of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, judges and other ministers from the five countries in which the research was carried out, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Southern Sudan. The objective here is to relate the concept of restorative justice, in its broad and cross-disciplinary meaning to the epistemology of Afrikology and transdisciplinarity, which aim at breaking down disciplinary boundaries between the different academic disciplines, which inhibit our capabilities of looking at realities in a comprehensive, holistic manner; leading to the adoption of fragmented solutions to problems, which inevitably fail to address those problems. As stated in the monograph on the epistemology of Afrikology, knowledge is created holistically by the heart and the basis of the perceptions and experiences of the five senses. The knowledge created through the word, which ultimately constitutes the language and the community, is related to our cosmic forces and reason, which gives cosmic significance to our existence. We cannot therefore detach ourselves from these cosmic forces and reality must be examined from this combinatory holistic understanding.
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|a Cover; Title page; A Restorative Epistemology; In memory of Prof Dani Wadada Nabudere -- an Ode to an African Intellectual Giant; Contents; Introduction; A. Restorative movement; B. What is justice?; 1. Theoretical Problems. Revealed By The Research; 2. The Central Problem: A Fragmented Polarised Worldview; A. The historical origin of the problem; B. Hermeneutic attempt to resolve the problem; 3. Quantamasisation And Transdisciplinarity; A. The quantum leap; B. The transdisciplinary manifesto; 4. Research, Method And Methodology; A. The building blocks
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|a B. Natural Sciences and the Social Sciences: The problem of epistemologyC. Hermeneutics and the sciences; i) Cognitive psychology and the schema theory; ii) Geometry and 'triangulation'; iii) Simulation and modelling; iv) Relational theory and philosophy; 5. Science, Non-Science And Co-Evolution; 6. Afrikology And Research; A. Continuity of the word; B. The spiritual and ethical foundations of the word; 7. Transdisciplinarity And The Word; A. A reconvergence of man and nature; B. Towards a theory of collective action; C. Social innovation; D. Integral innovation; E. Social constructivism
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|a F. Agricology and a global green economy8. The Deconstruction Of The Hegemonic Undirectional Scholarship; A. The recovery of ancient Egypt as black civilisation; B. Anthropology; C. History; D. African studies; E. African women andfeminist-gender studies; F. African philosophy; 9. Research, Language And Epistemology; 10. Indigeneous Knowledge Systems And Afrikology; 11. A Against Anti-Humanism; Conclusion; References; Back cover
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