Hermeneutic Analysis of the Idea of Ori in Ifa Literary Corpus - Aina, Adebayo
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This interesting work borders on the analysis of the concept of Ori(destiny) in Yoruba culture.The work,as an applied philosophy, demonstrates the relevance of ori(Destiny)in Yoruba thought system in Ifa literary corpus with the aid of hermeneutic interpretative tools.Hence, Gadamerian approach is employed in the study in order to understand some prejudices the interpreter is equipped with, which is objective within the framework of a tradition, before interpretation in-itself begins. It shows the importance of interdisciplinary approach in philosophical studies and the importance of ifa…mehr

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This interesting work borders on the analysis of the concept of Ori(destiny) in Yoruba culture.The work,as an applied philosophy, demonstrates the relevance of ori(Destiny)in Yoruba thought system in Ifa literary corpus with the aid of hermeneutic interpretative tools.Hence, Gadamerian approach is employed in the study in order to understand some prejudices the interpreter is equipped with, which is objective within the framework of a tradition, before interpretation in-itself begins. It shows the importance of interdisciplinary approach in philosophical studies and the importance of ifa literary corpus as a compendium of the Yoruba. Thus the work goes beyond the western traditional discourse of the idea of destiny within the framework of freewill-determinism debate and the ethnological presentation in religious studies and cultural anthropology as well as the metaphysical construct of the idea in African literature to a new ground that ori serves as guardian, sympathizer and provider of man.
Autorenporträt
Adebayo Aina PhD lectures Philosophy for sixteen years in Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria. He has published several articles in both local and international learned journals. He specializes in destiny and Punishment studies in African philosophy.