Titlebook: African Philosophical Illuminations; John Murungi Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 African philosophy.African phenomeno

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Next Steps in Creating Green Roadways, African world—a world in which being African is constituted and illuminated. It ought not to be taken exclusively as an object or as an artifact. In a primordial sense, it has no thingly character. Its being is to constitute and to illuminate what is constituted. It haunts those who encounter “it.”

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To Be Received or Not to Be Received,e brooding feeling that afflicts the African today is largely a product of European modernity. It has not been a major issue in the African world from time immemorial. It calls for a philosophical diagnosis of this modernity to see how it bears on the African and, in this way, bring into the open th

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The Way of Trees in Africa,n of physical and biological scientists. Contrary to what may be fashionable, philosophers too have a contribution to make to our understanding of physical and of biological sciences, and to the understanding of science in general. In addition, it should not be forgotten that philosophers are both c

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Robben Island Is Not an Island: Introducing No-Geography,This island, after all, is an island for us and, as such, it ought to illuminate something about us. The island is an illuminated illuminator. It is a territory that goes beyond everyday geography as a way of being itself. To be under its illumination is to see it as more than a Mandela site. It is

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Conclusion, African world—a world in which being African is constituted and illuminated. It ought not to be taken exclusively as an object or as an artifact. In a primordial sense, it has no thingly character. Its being is to constitute and to illuminate what is constituted. It haunts those who encounter “it.”

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African Grounding of Philosophy, and sustainer of life. Osiris—the holder of the key of life and the key of death. Osiris—the bearer of our ancestral history—the bearer of our current history and the bearer and sustainer of our future history—that without whom there would be no time and no history. Time—the illuminator without whi