Description African Sacred Spaces: Culture, History, and Change is a collection of carefully and analytically written essays on different aspects of African Sacred spaces.
Adekunle is professor of African History at Monmouth University..
Julius O.
Ogundayo is associate professor of French and comparative literature at the University of Pittsburgh.
About the Author\'Bio Dun J.
Indeed, Africans, on the continent and in the Diasporas, have responded to the challenges of history, environmentalism, and sustainability with sober and versatile responses in their reverence for Sacred space as expressed through a variety of religious, historical, and spiritual practices, as this volume attempts to show.
Western influence, the introduction of Christianity and Islam, as well as modernity, have not succeeded in completely obliterating African spirituality and Sacred observances, especially as these relate to space in its various iterations.
The interaction between the past and present points to Africans\' continuing recognition of certain natural phenomena and places as sacred.
Description African Sacred Spaces: Culture, History, and Change is a collection of carefully and analytically written essays on different aspects of African Sacred spaces
