Black power in the South
By presenting as a philosophical matter both the style and the way African philosopher elaborate their texts, the Cameroonian J. G. Bidima innovates. However, style is a matter of individuals so the way he speaks on the general level about the style of African philosophers is questionable. Have all...
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1999
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| Summary: | By presenting as a philosophical matter both the style and the way African philosopher elaborate their texts, the Cameroonian J. G. Bidima innovates. However, style is a matter of individuals so the way he speaks on the general level about the style of African philosophers is questionable. Have all African philosophers actually got an illusionist style ? Perhaps it is necessary to temperate Bidima’s assertion in Philosophie négro-africaine, Paris, PUF, Que sais-je ?. This is what we are aiming at in the following short essay on La crise du Muntu by Fabien Eboussi. |
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