Titlebook: On the Sacred in African Literature; Old Gods and New Wor Mark Mathuray Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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Mark Mathurayt-person perspective into the heart of physics.” (C. A. Fuchs, “On participatory Realism”, in I. T. Durham, D. Rickles (eds.), . (Springer 2017)). As a tribute to the “participatory universe” idea put forward in the late 1970’s by John Archibald Wheeler, he proposes to call “participatory realism” t

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ize-winning essays from among more than 150 submissions.Cont.This collection of prize-winning essays addresses the controversial question of how meaning and goals can emerge in a physical world governed by mathematical laws. What are the prerequisites for a system to have goals? What makes a physica

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Mark Mathurayt-person perspective into the heart of physics.” (C. A. Fuchs, “On participatory Realism”, in I. T. Durham, D. Rickles (eds.), . (Springer 2017)). As a tribute to the “participatory universe” idea put forward in the late 1970’s by John Archibald Wheeler, he proposes to call “participatory realism” t

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conflicts in Uganda and the rise to power of the National Resistance Movement/Army (NRM/A). The conflict persisted because of fragmented and divisive national politics, strategies and tactics adopted by the armed protagonists, and regional and international interests. The harrowing war has claimed

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Introductiontance from or subversion of European literary forms, constitutes, it seems, its authentic quality. Thus, the ‘Africanness’ of the African text is elaborated and celebrated through positing its appropriation of the oral tradition – both in terms of form and content – as well as the use of myth and ri

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