Knowledge, Belief and Witchcraft: Analytic Experiments in African Philosophy

Erika E. Bourguignon · Barry Hallen · J. O. Sodipo

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Foreword W. V. O. Quine Preface Barry Hallen Foreword Dorothy Emmet Introduction 1. Indeterminacy and the translation of alien behaviour 2. An African epistemology: the knowledge-belief distinction and Yoruba discourse 3. The secrecy of the 'aje ' Conclusion Afterword Barry Hallen Appendix Bibliography Index.

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