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    <publisher>Africa Institute of South Africa</publisher>
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  <tableOfContents>Introduction -- Who is Archie Mafeje? -- Mafeje's ideological and philosophical orientations -- The critique of anthropology and alterity -- The study of rural African society -- Culture as the 'missing link' in African development -- The issue of 'social formations' of African society -- Mafeje's attempts to endogenise and deconstruct knowledge production -- The African post-colonial states and the African political elite -- Mafeje and African philosophy -- The Interlacustrine Kingdoms as 'social formations' -- Mafeje - the South African radical -- Cosmology, epistemology and academic disciplines -- Conclusion.</tableOfContents>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">Dani W. Nabudere.</note>
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