Introduction: African Philosophy in Our Time

Kwasi Wiredu

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African cultural and philosophical studies Philosophy and Historical Thought Decolonial Thought and Epistemologies

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This chapter contains sections titled: The Postcolonial Situation Paulin Hountondji The Study of African Traditional Philosophy Mbiti and Time in Africa Contemporary African Philosophy as Comparative Philosophy The Question of Relativism Conceptual Decolonization The Concept of a Person Morality Africa's Philosopher Kings The Question of Violence The Question of Democracy Dimensions of African Philosophy

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