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CONTENTS
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
PART I.
CONTINUITY IN A CHANGING AFRICAN CULTURE
1. African Culture:
the Past and the Present as an Indivisible Whole
by T. Okere
2. Cultural
Identity and Modernity in Africa: A Case for a New Philosophy
by Joseph I.
Asike
3. Africa: the
Question of Identity
by I.M.
Onyeocha
PART II. THE
CITY: CULTURAL CONTACT AND TRANSFORMATION
4. The City in
Modern Nigeria: a Force in Rapid Change
by Joseph I.
Asike
5. Urbanization and
African Traditional Values
by C.B. Okolo
PART III. THE
MORAL DIMENSION
6. Formation of
Character in Traditional Nigerian Moral Education
by I.M.
Onyeocha
7. The Poverty of
Christian Individualist Morality and an African Alternative
by T. Okere
PART IV.
AFRICAN PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
8. Names as
Building Blocks of an African Philosophy
by T. Okere
9. The Structure of
the Self in Igbo Thought
by T. Okere
PART V. VALUES
IN CHANGE
10. The Influence
of Christian Values on Culture
by C. Nze
11. The African
Experience of Christian Values: Dimensions of the Problematic
by C.B. Okolo
APPENDIX.
Traditions, Cultures and Values
by George F.
McLean
Acknowledgements
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