Science and an African Logic

Acknowledgments
Part One: Introduction
1. Disconcertment
2. Toward Generative Critique
Part Two: Numbering
3. A Comparative Study of Yoruba and English Number Systems
4. Decomposing Displays of Numbers
5. Toward Telling the Social Lives of Numbers
Part Three: Generalizing
6. Learning to Apply Numbers to Nature
7. Decomposing Generalizing as "Finding Abstract Objects"
8. Toward Generalization as Transition
Part Four: Certainty
9. Two Consistent Logics of Numbering
10. Decomposing Predicating-Designating as Representing
11. Embodied Certainty and Predicating-Designating
Notes
References
Index
Society for Social Studies of Science: Ludwik Fleck Prize
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Anthropology: Cultural and Social Anthropology
Cognitive Science: Human and Animal Cognition
Education: Comparative Education | Pre-School, Elementary and Secondary Education
Language and Linguistics: Anthropological/Sociological Aspects of Language
Philosophy: Logic and Philosophy of Language
Sociology: Theory and Sociology of Knowledge
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