African taboos and science education : (an exploration of the epistemological and scientific relevance of significant Afr ican cultural dos and donts
ShareCopied to clipboardAfrican taboos and science education : (an exploration of the epistemological and scientific relevance of significant Afr ican cultural dos and donts is a book. It was written by K. O. Agyakwa and published by Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation in 1992.
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- author: K. O. Agyakwa
- publication date: 1992
- book publisher: Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
- book series: Occasional papers / University of Edinburgh, Centre of African Studies
- book subjects: Africa, West, Africa, West-Social life and customs
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