Kresse, Kai.
Kresse, Kai, 1969-....
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Kresse, K
Kai Kresse
VIAF ID: 61712579 (Personal)
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Works
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| Abdilatif Abdalla : poet in politics |
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| Afrikanische Philosophie |
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| Ahmed Sheikh Nabhany Swahili poetry and the conservation of cultural knowledge |
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| Enduring relevance: samples of oral poetry on the Swahili coast |
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| Governance and Islam in East Africa : muslims and the state in Kenya and Tanzania |
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| Guidance (uwongozi) by Sheikh al-Amin Mazrui : selections from the first Swahili Islamic newspaper : a Swahili-English edition |
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| "Kenya: Twendapi?" : re-reading Abdilatif Abdalla's pamphlet fifty years after independence |
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| Knowledge in practice : expertise and the transmission of knowledge |
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| "Making people think": the Ramadan lectures of Sheikh Abdilahi Nassir in Mombasa (1419 A.H.) |
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| Philosophising in Mombasa : knowledge, Islam and intellectual practice on the Swahili Coast |
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| Religiosity on University Campuses in Africa: Trends and Experiences |
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| Religious plurality in Africa : coexistence, conviviality, conflict |
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| Rethinking sage philosophy interdisciplinary perspectives on and beyond H. Odera Oruka |
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| Sagacious reasoning, 1997: |
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| Special issue: Reading Mudimbe |
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| Struggling with history : islam and cosmopolitanism in the Western Indian Ocean |
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| Swahili language and literature as resources for Indian Ocean studies |
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| Swahili Muslim publics and postcolonial experience |
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| Symbolisches Flanieren kulturphilosophische Streifzüge Festschrift für Heinz Paetzold zum 60. |
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| Thinking the re-thinking of the world : decolonial challenges to the humanities and social sciences from Africa, Asia and the Middle East |
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| Thinking with the south : reframing research collaboration amid decolonial imperatives and challenges |
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| Ustadh Mahmoud Mau, Mtu wa watu (“A Man of the People”): Poet, Imam, and Engaged Local Intellectual |
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| Uwongozi. |
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| The voice of the text and its body : the continuous reform of Euphrase Kezilahabi's poetics |
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