Theorizing Namummaa: Oromo relational philosophy (Oromos’ Gift to the World)
November 2018 - Vol 10 Num. 7
This article attempts to theorize the concept of namummaa, Oromo relational philosophy which is complex, dynamic and has values that are connected to behavior and character of a person. Namummaa is Oromo philosophy of humanness that claims what makes a person human being, not just human, is her or his potential to grow...
November 2018
Theorizing Namummaa: Oromo relational philosophy (Oromos’ Gift to the World)
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