Abstract
The primary purpose of this paper—apart from a personal concern to offer a token of affection and respect to a friend and colleague of many years’ standing—is to consider two analytical models (one drawn from early Christian history, the other from the history of science), and to suggest ways in which these may help us to interpret the data of religious, and in particular Muslim, change in sub-Saharan Africa.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
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1. see for example his The logic of writing and the organization of society I (Cambridge, 1986), especially pp. 1–13
2. See also my ‘The juggernaut's apologia: conversion to Islam in black Africa’, Africa, 55, 2, 1985, 162
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