The Forgotten
Reconstructing and Reclaiming African Spirituality in the Post-Truth Era
- 266pages
- 10 heures de lecture
Focusing on the deconstruction of colonial myths, this book highlights Africa's foundational contributions to civilization, science, and philosophy. It critiques the dominance of Global North perspectives as universal truths and advocates for Southern theorization rooted in indigenous practices and collective experiences. By challenging the imperialist view of contemporary science, it asserts the legitimacy of Global South knowledge systems, emphasizing their rightful place in the broader discourse of knowledge production and understanding.