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> Subject: [SydPhil] Workshop: Philosophy through Indigenous Knowledge |
> 9-10 Oct | ACEPS | Uni Johannesburg
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> The African Centre for Epistemology and Philosophy of Science (ACEPS
> <https://www.uj.ac.za/aceps>) at the University of Johannesburg invites
> you to:
>
> *Philosophy through Indigenous Knowledge in the Global South Workshop*
>
> *Date*: 9–10 October 2023
>
> *Venue*: UJ on Empire, 11th Floor
>
> *Zoom*:  zoom.us/j/94251995897
>
>             *Monday 9th October *(All times are in SAST/GMT +2:00)
>
> 09:30-11:00   Keynote: Rukmini Bhaya Nair (Indian Institute of Technology)
> – Refocusing the Imagination: Keyword Communities, Bystander Cultures and
> Postcolonial Commitments
>
> 11:30-12:30   Mongane Serote (ACEPS) – The African Primary – an IKS
> Institution
>
> 13:30-14:30   Nomaswazi Kubeka (ACEPS) – Linguistic Justice as an
> Epistemic Reparation
>
> 14:40-15:40   Richard Mwamba (ACEPS) – The search for a model of the
> epistemic decolonisation of the university
>
> 16:00-17:00   Harry Wilson Kapatika (ACEPS) – AIKS: Between Circumscribed
> Epistemicide and Reinscribed Ethnoepistemology
>
>
>
> *Tuesday 10th October* (All times are in SAST/GMT +2:00)
>
> 09:30-10:30   Elias Konyana (Great Zimbabwe University) – Local solutions
> for glocal challenges: A case for Philosophy and Indigenous Knowledge
>
> 11:00-12:30   Keynote: Peter de Souza (former Director of the Indian
> Institute of Advanced Study) – Ideas for Swaraj
>
> 13:30-14:30   Siseko Kumalo (University of Fort Hare) – Outlining a
> Decolonial Methodology Using the Black Archive
>
> 14:40-15:40   Abraham Tobi (ACEPS) – A Decolonial Approach to Medical
> Expertise
>
> 16:00-17:00   Husein Inusah (University of Cape Coast) – Unveiling the
> Epistemology of Proverbs: Deciphering the Indigenous Wisdom of the Akan
>
>
>
> Organisers:   Abraham Tobi, Veli Mitova, Nomaswazi Kubeka, Harry Wilson
> Kapatika
>
> Funding:       National Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences
>
> Inquiries:      [email protected]
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> ACEPS:        https://www.uj.ac.za/aceps
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> Veli Mitova
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> Professor in Philosophy and Director of ACEPS
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> University of Johannesburg
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