

African Philosophy SPECIAL | Contemporary philosophers
Nov 29, 2024
Omedi Ochieng, a communication expert specializing in the rhetoric of philosophy, and Katrin Flikschuh, a political theory professor at the LSE, delve into the rich landscape of African philosophy. They explore how communalism shapes identity and the collective's role in individual flourishing. Wisdom from ancient thinkers is discussed, offering fresh views on the good life. Their critique of Western stereotypes reveals a vibrant tradition rich in ethical and political thought. They advocate for deeper engagement with African insights to foster a more interconnected understanding of humanity.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Good Life in African Philosophy
02:07 • 11min
Understanding Human Identity Through Relationship and Encounter
13:01 • 6min
The Interconnectedness of Individual and Collective Flourishing in African Philosophy
18:44 • 4min
Reevaluating African Philosophy
23:08 • 25min
Exploring the Depths of African Philosophy Beyond Metaphysics
47:47 • 4min