Articles · Vol. 20 No 2 (1995): Afrique et développement

7 - Book Review: Cultural Nationalism and Western Hegemony: A Review Essay on Appiah's Universalism

par  Kolawole Aderenti Owolabi

  • Kolawole Aderenti Owolabi
    Kolawole Aderenti Owolabi Department of Philosophy, University of Ibadan, Nigeria Ses articles →
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  7. Said, Edward, 1978, Orientalism, New York, Random House.
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