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Full Description
In what may seem as comparative religious studies, this work intends to undertake theological investigations in contemporary Black Africa with the Igbo tribe of south-east Nigeria as a case-study. This theological investigations are based on J.L. Austin's concept of performative word, and to be analyzed in the context of sacramental theology and the Igbo traditional religion, and then to give this concept a pastoral relevance in such a way that the use of Igbo word would be performative in evangelization among the Igbo themselves.
Contents
Contents: Analysis of the Key Concept: «Performative Word» - Performative Word and Sacramental Theology - Performative Word and Igbo Traditional Religion - Performative Word in Sacramental Theology and in Igbo Traditional Religion: Towards a Comparative Analysis - Performative Word versus Use of Igbo Language for Effective Evangelization in Igboland.



