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    Sociology and Yoruba Studies: Epistemic Intervention or Doing Sociology in The 'Vernacular'?

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    This document is a research paper published in 2002 that discusses using Yoruba studies and the Yoruba language as a way to do sociology in Nigeria, arguing it can provide epistemic intervention rather than just doing sociology through Western frameworks. The paper had 22 citations and was authored by Jimi Adesina from the University of South Africa, who has published 34 papers and been cited 147 times.

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    Article · January 2002


    DOI: 10.4314/asr.v6i1.23204

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