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Beskrivning
African philosophy under the specific conditions of a colonial and postcolonial world is – at least since the 20th century if not even earlier – inherently intercultural.
Dr. Anke Graneß lehrt Philosophie an der Universität Hildesheim.Prof. Dr. Edwin E. Etieyibo lehrt Philosophie an der University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, Südafrika.Prof. Dr. Franz Gmainer-Pranzl ist kath. Theologe und Philosoph an der Universität Salzburg.
Innehållsförteckning
Introduction.- Greeting from ISAPS President.- Section I: Intercultural Discourses and Engagements.- 1. Léopold Sédar Senghor—African Philosophy and the Challenge of Interculturalism.- 2. Bantu Philosophy and the Problem of Religion in Intercultural Philosophy Today.- 3. Piety and Conduct: The Case of Confucianism and African Philosophy.- 4. Layers of Heinz Kimmerle’s Intercultural Philosophy.- 5. From Local to Global: Rethinking the Dynamics of African Philosophy from an Intercultural Perspective.- Section II: Theory and Practice: South Africa.- 6. The Revolutionary Impetus.- 7. Reflections on a Decolonised Philosophy Curriculum for South Africa in the Light of the #FeesMustFall Movement.- 8. ‘#FactsMustFall’?—African Philosophy in a Post-truth World.- 9. Towards a Ludic Ubuntu Ethic.- Section III: Philosophical Challenges in Africa Today.- 10. Against Silencing: Redefining Women’s Voices in Islam with Reference to the Life and Works of Aisha Abd Al Rahman (Bint Al Shati).- 11. Water Ethics.- 12. African Environmental Intuitionism and the Obligation to Posterity.- 13. Philosophy in the Global Age: Towards the Conversation of Humankind.
