USA Africa Dialogue Series - ANNOUNCEMENT: FALOLA'S NEW BOOK ON PROF. OGBU UKE KALU

Understanding Ogbu Kalu: Christianity and Culture in Africa

Esteemed Scholars and Friends:

I trust this email finds you well, as i am pleased to announce the release of  a massive 616 page book by Professor Toyin Falola. The book is divided into 15 Chapters, longest book on an African scholar, and creatively published by Pan-African University Press (PAUP). Do please read below, a glimpse of the Preface and the TOC.

For Order and Inquiries, kindly reach out to Pan-African University Press on panafricanuniversitypress@gmail.com or +234 703 106 1749 (PAUP Nigeria Hub)

Thank you and cheers!

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This, indeed, is not the book I set out to write! Instead, my original plan included a full-blown biography, which was to be located as well as limited in time and place. Toward that end, I had already collected the requisite data to relate the past of Professor Ogbu Kalu's place of origin, his experiences, and education, coupled with his unfolding scholarship that Africa and the world came to know. It was equally framed as a project on place and identity —thus, how the spaces we inhabit influence what we write — and how what we write reshapes our geographic spaces.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword: Professor A. B. Assensoh—xiii

Acknowledgments – xvii

Preface—xxi

Chapter 1

Ogbu Kalu: The Scholar and his Scholarship—1

Chapter 2

Christianity Across Space and Time—25

Chapter 3

Historical and Cultural Foundations of Christianity—59

Chapter 4

Christianity and Culture—99

Chapter 5

Christianity and Culture in Africa—129

Chapter 6

Christianity and Indigenous Religions—155

Chapter 7

Christianity and Igbo Culture—197

Chapter 8

Changing Face Of Christian Missions In Africa—225

Chapter 9

African Pentecostalism: From the Lens of a Sensei—273

Chapter 10

Ogbu Kalu and the Pentecostalist Movement—295

Chapter 11

The Africanization of Christianity—333

Chapter 12

Survivability and Fermentative Transposition—367

Chapter 13

Faith, Fact and Fiction—405

Chapter 14

Conclusion: Ogbu Kalu: The Future of Legacy—465

Chapter 15

Epilogue: The Ogbu Kalu Center: Let the Future Begin!—513

Bibliography—529

Index—575

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