Sc Audio C-035: Discussions on History, Politics, and Social Questions

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{"value"=>"<p>v01f01: Christianity in Africa; and Language in Africa.</p> <ol class=\"list\"> <li>Discussion of the \"failure\" of Christianity in Africa. Participants include S. Olagbaju, George Amangala, and Robert Serumaga (Chair). 1963 November.</li> <li>Discussion of the nationalization of languages in Africa. Participants include Sillaty Dabo (from Sierra Leone), Timothy Bazzarabusa, Joseph Kariuki, Dr. Andrejewski, and Ernest Gellner (Chair). 1964 February.</li></ol>"}
{"value"=>"<p>v01f02: African History; and Rule of Law.</p> <ol class=\"list\"> <li>Discussion of European-trained historians of African history and differing schools of African historical thought. Participants include Roland Oliver, C. S. Cookey, M. Kiwanuka, K. Y. Dako, and Ernest Gellner (Chair). Oliver was an Indian-born English historian, academic, and emeritus professor of African history at the University of London. He has had a profound effect on the development of African studies in the United Kingdom. 1964 November.</li> <li>Discussion of rule of law or the question of human rights versus the self-preservation of the state in the construction of laws in Africa. Participants include Norman Marsh, Arthur Nylander, E. Mbwea, L. Selassie, and Neville Rubin (Chair). 1964 March.</li></ol>"}
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