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⋄ Postcoloniality and Development: Development as a Colonial Discourse
⋄ Science, Technology and Development: Stakes of Globalisation
⋄ Philosophy, Democracy and Development: History and the Case of Cameroon
⋄ Appraising Africa: Modernity, Decolonisation and Globalisation
⋄ Culture: The Missing Link in Development Planning in Africa
⋄ A Relevant Education for African Development: Some Epistemological Considerations
⋄ Philosophy and Development: On the Problematic African Development — A Diachronic Analysis
⋄ African Development and the Primacy of Mental Decolonisation
⋄ Dialogue with Lansana Keita: Reflections on African Development
⋄ Fanon and Development: A Philosophical Look
⋄ On Prospective: Development and a Political Culture of Time
⋄ The Human Right to Development
⋄ Modernity and Religious Interpretations
⋄ Introduction
⋄ Preface
⋄ Contributors
⋄ Contents
Philosophy and African Development : Theory and Practice
Lansana Keita. Philosophy and African Development : Theory and Practice. Dakar, CODESRIA, 2011, 272 p., ISBN 978-2-86978-326-3
Number of visits: 9696Contents
- 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)