Abundant life and basic needs
African religions as a resource for sustainable development, with special reference to Shona religion
Nyoni, Bednicho
1972-
VerfasserIn
aut
Hock, Klaus
1955-
GutachterIn
oth
Holze, Heinrich
1955-
GutachterIn
oth
Universität Rostock
Grad-verleihende Institution
dgg
Universität Rostock
Theologische Fakultät
Grad-verleihende Institution
dgg
text
theses
Text
Hochschulschrift
gw
2017
monographic
XA-DE
Rostock
Universität
publisher
2017
eng
1 Online-Ressource (xxix, 281 Seiten)
Nowadays, the mystique of religion in developing countries is plain to see. In Africa, religion shows no sign of disappearing or diminishing as development theorists have generally supposed. Africans have certain religious values which are sources of inspiration and strength. If incorporated, they can greatly contribute to development initiatives in their planning, implementation and monitoring stages. “The Euro-Western development practitioners usually excluded consideration of the religious dimension in formulating development policies towards Africa" (Gerrie and Ellis 2006: 351-367).<eng>
vorgelegt von: Bednicho Nyoni
Dissertation Universität Rostock 2017
Stamm
Volk
Religion
Ethnische Religion
Ethik
Kultur
Wert
Norm
Kulturstandard
Traditionale Kultur
Bedeutung
Rolle
Erfolg
Misserfolg
Schona
Simbabwe
200
300
RF03.18
SG09
SH02.02
0
BH 3850
11.53
15.92
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Abundant life and basic needs
Rostock : Universität, 2017
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