A Study in African Socio-Political PhilosophyThe present work on African philosophy brings in new freshness into the African philosophical enterprise as it introduces not just thoughts that could be categorized as African philosophy but also thoughts that were borne from the reflections of individual African philosophers. It covers a period that could be referred to as modern African philosophy. It includes philosophical activities in Africa between the fifteenth century and early part of the twentieth century. |
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Nnamdi Azikiwe | |
Leopold Senghor | |
Julius Nyerere | |
Obafemi Awolowo | |
Frantz Fanon | |
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Kenneth Buchizya Kaunda | |
Africa And The Actualization Of Millennium Development Goals | |
Slave Trade And The SocioPolitical Economy Of Africa | |
Colonialism And The SocioPolitical Economy Of Africa | |
Racism And The SocioPolitical Economy Of Africa | |
Kwame Nkrumah | |
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