African Culture, Identity and Aesthetics: The Igbo Example

African Culture, Identity and Aesthetics: The Igbo Example is a trailblazing tale of the enduring culture and worldview of African/ Igbo people. It also fulfills the need in Africana Studies for greater understanding of African culture as the foundation of African centered thought and practice. The book provides an essential framework to the serious revaluation of the intellectual philosophy/construct of Africana Studies on the basis of African knowledge systems.

Dr. Uche Ugwueze's African Culture, Identity, and Aesthetics: The Igbo Example, is a revolutionary masterpiece in finding meaningful pathways to the upheaval damaging the African world. In a piercing scrutiny, she constructs thresholds that can bring the African world together in order to heal the rips in contemporary African communities. Dr. Ugwueze's sharp frame of modern thought and intricacy reveal an enthusiasm to lead the way.

Professor of Law

Director LLM/SJD in Int'l Legal Studies

Director, Sompong Sucharitkul Center for Advanced Int'l Legal Studies

Golden Gate University School of Law

San Francisco California.