Remembering Inus Daneel

[I met Inus Daneel in 1998 when I took his class on African Traditional Religion at Boston University. I had just spent two years living in West Africa and was trying to make sense of the significance of that experience for my own future. We quickly connected over our love of Africa and by the time I finished my second class with him on African Christianity we had forged a close bond, fortified by his wonderfully hospitable presence and by long talks in his office in the African Studies Center.]

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OpenBU (Boston University)
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2024-10-01
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African cultural and philosophical studies
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Remembering Inus Daneel

William P. Gregory
OpenBU (Boston University)
African cultural and philosophical studies
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Remembering Inus Daneel

William P. Gregory
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Abstract

[I met Inus Daneel in 1998 when I took his class on African Traditional Religion at Boston University. I had just spent two years living in West Africa and was trying to make sense of the significance of that experience for my own future. We quickly connected over our love of Africa and by the time I finished my second class with him on African Christianity we had forged a close bond, fortified by his wonderfully hospitable presence and by long talks in his office in the African Studies Center.]

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African cultural and philosophical studies
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