This is a collection of original studies investigating the multifaceted notion of African modernities. The authors examine ideas and practices of modernity as well as the implication of its meaning in current academic debate. Both perspectives are thoroughly interdependent, but they are often presented as distinct and opposed to each other.
Author: Jan-Georg Deutsch (ed.), Peter Probst (ed.), Heike Schmidt (ed.) · Original publisher: Heinemann (Portsmouth, NH) / James Currey (Oxford), 2002 (full title: *African Modernities: Entangled Meanings in Current Debate*, 184 pp.)
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