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My African Philosophy

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What is the example of holistic perspective in philosophy?

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Answer (1 of 6): I don't know about "The" holistic perspective, but, holisim is a way of thinking about life being greater than the sum of it's experience. Not only life, but culture, economics, sociology,...ect. And, individuals within the context of their relationships from a single person all t...

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This work philosophically responds to what one could call the domination by the social scientific scholarship, of the discourse of emancipation, in Africa. Using the research methods of critical analysis and reflective argumentation, the work makes two fundamental and justifiable claims. The first claim is that the concept of emancipation is significant in the human history of Africa, given its inglorious past experience of slavery, colonisation, and the existing neo-colonialism. Expectedly, given that emancipation is mainly reduced to a phenomenon of social scientific research, there is a rich and diverse scholarly discussion of emancipation as development from social sciences in Africa. However, the diverse richness of such scholarly discussion is still intellectually impoverished by the limited philosophical angle of the extant literature on emancipation in Africa and insufficient attention to some other central issues in the concept. Consequently, the second claim responds by calling for a well-worked-out, holistic philosophy of emancipation that exposes and addresses core issues in the contemporary plight of the African state, thereby attending to the problematic issue of reductionism and insufficiency of scholarly coverage in the traditional discussion of emancipation in Africa. Therefore, we attempt a discursive articulation of such a philosophy of holism as positive transformation, identifying the metaphysical, the moral, the logical, and the epistemic levels of analysis of emancipation in the post-colonial African state.

Key words: Africa, emancipation, holism, philosophy, post-colonialism, State

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A Holistic Philosophy of Emancipation and the Postcolonial African State

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This work philosophically responds to what one could call the domination by the social scientific scholarship, of the discourse of emancipation, in Africa. Using the research methods of critical analysis and reflective argumentation, the work makes two fundamental and justifiable claims. The first claim is that the concept of emancipation is significant in the human history of Africa, given its inglorious past experience of slavery, colonisation, and the existing neo-colonialism.

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Full defination of uBuntu as My African Philosophy 

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Full defination of uBuntu as My African Philosophy 

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What we can learn from the African philosophy of Ubuntu - BBC REEL

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Humanising as Principles of African philosophy under uBuntu

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Humanising as Principles of African philosophy under uBuntu

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Ubuntu as Principles of african philosophy(Humanisim)

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Characteristics of African driven Philosophy

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Characteristics of African driven Philosophy

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What is Perennialism? (Perennialism Defined, Meaning of Perennialism, Perennialism Explained)

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African Philosophy of Education: Implications for teaching and learning

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African Philosophy of Education: Implications for teaching and learning

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Mr Mathejwa is trying to give us understanding of our philosophy as African.

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Mr Mathejwa is trying to give us understanding of our philosophy as African.

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Understanding the African Philosophy: Part 1

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Dr Reginald Oduor. Reviving African Sage Philosophy - Continuities and Discontinuities