Deconstructing African Thoughts and Practices

The book is divided into four insightful parts comprising 19 chapters that provocatively interrogate specific African ethical and moral values, issues in human relations, cultural and traditional practices, customs and social values, and religious beliefs and practices. The book is a valuable addition to the existing body of knowledge for readers interested in an incisive introduction to a crucial debate across the blurred boundary of ancient and contemporary African philosophy and culture. Structured to fit into the universal body of knowledge; accessible by all peoples in the global village, the book is intended for those who seek wisdom about Africa and African affairs. All lovers of knowledge and wisdom who seek and promote total quality personhood should make this book their intellectual companion.