Dr. Azuka Nzegwu describes the  special-issue on African-based religion

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Azuka Nzegwu

Azuka Nzegwu, PhD., is the Managing Editor of Africa Knowledge Project. She studies the underlying philosophy of language and information recalibration in the digital medium, and coined the term â€˜podicleâ€™ (2011) to define a new digital form of scholarship. Her area of specialization is virtual whirlpooling of knowledge systems, and the technical specification for software. She guest produced a special interview issue, â€œPapa Edgard and His Mambos: Inside African Spirituality Practices of Vodou in Americaâ€ (Issue 21, 2012) for JENdA: A Journal of African Women Studies; and she guest-edited a number of special-issues: â€œRachel Dolezal: White Privilege Equals Accessâ€ (Issue 12, 2015) for ProudFlesh: New Afrikan Journal of Culture, Politics and Consciousness; â€œDedication: Remembering Trayvon Martinâ€ (Issue 7, 2013) for ProudFlesh; and â€œAfrican Women In Dimensions: Part I and IIâ€ (Issue 17 & 18, 2010) for JENdA. Her two published book chapters are â€œEntering the New Digital Frontier: Creating An Onitsha Digital Archiveâ€ in Onitsha at the Millennium (Africa Resource Press, 2013), â€œRedefining Africa in the Diaspora with New Media Technologies: The Making of AfricaResource.comâ€ in The New African Diaspora (Indiana University Press, 2009), and an article on Biafran Igbo womenâ€™s war experiences, â€œWhere Are The Women? Restoring Womenâ€™s Voices To Historical Memory and National Consciousness: Assessing the Biafran War of 1967-1970â€ (West Africa Review, Issue 14, 2009). Lastly, she directed and produced a documentary â€œFrom Asia to Americaâ€™s Heartlandâ€ that was publicly screened, and subsequently published in JENdA (Issue 13, 2008).

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Dr. Azuka Nzegwu describes the special-issue on African-based religion

Azuka Nzegwu

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An audio introduction to the special issue on African-based religion.

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African Spirituality; African Religions; Vodou; Vodun; Ifa; Santeria; Lucumi; Orisha; Lwa; Spirits; Interviews; Africa; Music; Drummer; Singer; Harmony; Life; Audio

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Journal on African Philosophy. ISSN: 1533-1067 (online).
Editor: Olufemi Taiwo.

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