Conceptual Decolonization in African Philosophy: Four Essays

African Culture African experience African Philosophical Tradition African Political Thought African traditional thought agenda for contemporary Akan concept Akan language Akan society Akan traditional Ashanti belief certainty Christian colonial mentality concept of existence conceptions of morals conceptual decolonization consensual democracies contemporary African philosophy council course critical and reconstructive custom and morality decision decolonization in African Descartes due reflection essays example fact foreign languages Ghana groups human Ibadan ideas important indigenous individual infallibility intellectual interests Kwame Gyekye Kwasi Wiredu lineage logical positivism logical positivists majoritarian Marxism means mind modern monogamy moral rules non-humanistic Non-Party Polity norms Olusegun Oladipo one-party system outlook parties philosophy in Africa polygamy possibility Post-Colonial African Philosophy practical principle problem quest question rational rationale reason relevant religion representation Research in Philosophy Senghor Serequeberhan skepticism social strict sense substantive taboo things thinkers thinking Thou shalt tions traditional Akan truth UNESCO University Press Western philosophy Yoruba Zambia