The Architects of Existence: Aje in Yoruba Cosmology, Ontology, and Orature

The Architects of Existence: Aje in Yoruba Cosmology, Ontology, and OratureTeresa N. Washingtons first book, Our Mothers, Our Powers, Our Texts: Manifestations of Aje in Africana Literature, reveals the Pan African power and profundity of Aje and its myriad sister systems in Pan African literature and culture. In The Architects of Existence: Aje in Yoruba Cosmology, Ontology, and Orature, Washington undertakes an in depth exploration of Ajes Yoruba Gods, origins, and manifestations to reveal the forces vast depth,

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African and Afrodiasporic Studies

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