African Philosophical Currents

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The book presents a compelling argument that philosophy is inherently native to African communities, challenging the notion of its external origins. It explores themes such as the historical erasure of African philosophy, its unique developments, and the impact of Christianity on its evolution. Additionally, it delves into African legal philosophy and musical aesthetics, linking these to classical philosophical traditions. Emphasizing the integral role of African philosophers in the broader philosophical landscape, this work is essential for scholars and students interested in African philosophical discourse.