The African concept of a dual-sex system and Freir’s characteristics of dialogue as potential pivots of globalising world
The idea of a dual-sex system, which scholars such as Sofola (1998) lobby for, is an aspect of African people's communalist philosophy that helped men and women complement each other in all life activities of a precolonial society. That concept helped push both men and women to realise that alt...
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Southern African lournal for Folklore Studies
2016
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