African Philosophy in Search of Identity

Teodros Kiros · Dismas A. Masolo

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Acknowledgments 1. Logocentrism and Emotivism: Two Systems in Struggle for Control of Identity 2. Tempels and the Setting of Ethnophilosophy 3. Systematic Ethnophilosophy 4. Language and Reality 5. Cultures Without Time? Mbiti's Religious Ethnology 6. Mysticism, Science, Philosophy, and Rationality: The Analytic Point of View 7. Excavating Africa in Western Discourse 8. Tradition and Modernity: The Role of Reason Conclusion: Experience and African Philosophy Notes Bibliography Index

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