‘The Male-Goat That Stops Fighting’: The Pyem Philosophy of Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution.

The ongoing quest towards the realization of reconciliation and conflict resolution in the context of contentious religious pluralism in contemporary Africa demands a pluriverse perspective which give preferential option to indigenous epistemology, which is oftentimes, undermined and termed as mere...

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Main Authors: Chammah J Kaunda, Luxman Yusuf Jactu, Roderick R Hewitt
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Africajournals 2018-01-01
Series:Pharos Journal of Theology
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Online Access:https://www.pharosjot.com/uploads/7/1/6/3/7163688/article_9_vol_99_2018_chammah_ukzn.pdf
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description The ongoing quest towards the realization of reconciliation and conflict resolution in the context of contentious religious pluralism in contemporary Africa demands a pluriverse perspective which give preferential option to indigenous epistemology, which is oftentimes, undermined and termed as mere myth. The pluriverse argues that contemporary realities in Africa can better be understood within indigenous religio-cultural experience. This article employs the Pyem notion of Ngwakin Darsai Daal [The male-goat that stops fight(ing)] as an option to engender reconciliation and conflict resolution in the context of religious conflict in Jos, Nigeria.
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‘The Male-Goat That Stops Fighting’: The Pyem Philosophy of Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution.
Pharos Journal of Theology
Jos
Nigeria
pluriverse
reconciliation
conflict
title ‘The Male-Goat That Stops Fighting’: The Pyem Philosophy of Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution.
title_full ‘The Male-Goat That Stops Fighting’: The Pyem Philosophy of Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution.
title_fullStr ‘The Male-Goat That Stops Fighting’: The Pyem Philosophy of Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution.
title_full_unstemmed ‘The Male-Goat That Stops Fighting’: The Pyem Philosophy of Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution.
title_short ‘The Male-Goat That Stops Fighting’: The Pyem Philosophy of Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution.
title_sort the male goat that stops fighting the pyem philosophy of reconciliation and conflict resolution
topic Jos
Nigeria
pluriverse
reconciliation
conflict
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