Indigenous knowledge and the integration of knowledge systems : towards a philosophy of articulation

This Book Explores The Role Of The Social And Natural Sciences In Supporting The Development Of Indigenous Knowledge Systems. It Looks At How Indigenous Knowledge Systems Can Impact On The Transformation Of Knowledge Generating Institutions Such As Scientific And Higher Education Institutions On The One Hand, And The Policy Domain On The Other. Indigenous Knowledge And The Integration Of Knowledge Systems / Catherine A. Odora Hoppers -- Knowledge Appropriation In A Post-colonial Context / Paulin J. Hountondji -- Between Pilgrimage And Citizenship / C. Shiv Visvanathan -- Indigenous Knowledge Systems And The African Renaissance / P. Pitika Ntuli -- Establishing Protocols For An Indigenous-directed Process / Scott Fatnowna And Harry Pickett -- Endogenous Knowledge In Anthropological Perspective / Peter Crossman And René Devisch -- Science Education And Africa's Rebirth / B.o. Tema -- Towards A Culture-based Foundation For Indigenous Knowledge Systems In The Field Of Custom And Low / A.m.s. Majeke -- Science, Magic And Religion As Trajectories Of The Psychology Of Projection / L. Mqotis. Psychoanalysis, The Enigma Of Human Behaviour And The Contribution Of Indigenous Knowledges / Françoise Vergès -- The Role Of Intellectual Property In Building Capacity For Innovation For Development / R.a. Mashelkar -- Globalisation And Intellectual Property Rights / Robert Mshana -- Indigenous Contemporary Knowledge Development Through Research / Scott Fatnowna And Harry Pickett -- Stories Of The Hunt : Who Is Writing Them? / Birgit Brock-utne -- The Place Of Indigenous Knowledge Systems In The Post-postmodern Integrative Paradigm Shift / Scott Fatnowna And Harry Pickett. Edited By Catherine A. Odora Hoppers. Includes Bibliographical References.