USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: Niyi Osundare: Globalizing Indigenous Epistemology . . .

niyi is one of my favorite: as a wonderful poet, and a warm, caring person

Ken

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From: Michael Afolayan <mafolayan@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Niyi Osundare: Globalizing Indigenous Epistemology . . .

 

If you are a lover of poetics, African thought system, translations, interpretations or just you love to swim in the pool of wisdom, and elders' words of knowledge, this interview with the Poet Laureate, Niyi Osundare is a great read for you. It's indigenization advocacy you just have to appreciate. Indeed, "Osundare Goes to 'Seoul' - 1 & 2". Let's just tag along. Period!

Please enjoy . . .

MOA