Philosophy and African Development : Theory and Practice

Contents

Contents

(i-iv)

Contributors

Contributors

(v-vi)

Preface

Preface

(vii-viii)

Introduction

Introduction

(xi-xviii)

Chapter 1

Modernity and Religious Interpretations

Samir Amin (1-36)

Chapter 2

The Human Right to Development

Wilfred L. David (37-56)

Chapter 3

On Prospective: Development and a Political Culture of Time

Souleymane Bachir Diagne (57-68)

Chapter 4

Fanon and Development: A Philosophical Look

Lewis R. Gordon (69-86)

Chapter 5

Dialogue with Lansana Keita: Reflections on African Development

Paulin Hountondji (87-96)

Chapter 6

African Development and the Primacy of Mental Decolonisation

Messay Kebede (97-114)

Chapter 7

Philosophy and Development: On the Problematic African Development — A Diachronic Analysis

Lansana Keita (115-138)

Chapter 8

A Relevant Education for African Development: Some Epistemological Considerations

Francis B. Nyamnjoh (139-154)

Chapter 9

Culture: The Missing Link in Development Planning in Africa

Kwesi Kwaa Prah (155-168)

Chapter 10

Appraising Africa: Modernity, Decolonisation and Globalisation

Sanya Osha (169-176)

Chapter 11

Philosophy, Democracy and Development: History and the Case of Cameroon

Godfrey B. Tangwa (177-196)

Chapter 12

Science, Technology and Development: Stakes of Globalisation

Jean-Pierre Ymele (197-214)

Chapter 13

Postcoloniality and Development: Development as a Colonial Discourse

Eiman Osman Zein-Elabdin (215-230)

Bibliography

Bibliography

(231-254)

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