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"I lost my sight at the age of one, but it wasn't much sight so it wasn't a great loss". Absolute classic wit. Classic lecture.

My great lecturer at the UoN. Nuggets of wisdom!

Please, does this man has a social media handle?

Am learning philosophy in my skull caleb and this has helped me a lot

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What are contributions of African philosophers to gender identity and development

I am preparing a lecture on African philosophy of Education and showing this to my students. Thanks for sharing.

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So I assume you know of the Kiffians and Tenerians. Not to mention the Tichett, Nok, Nomoli, and Kono just to name a few. All civilizations and cultures from West Africa older than 1000BC

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I'm glad this popped up in my recommended, it's incredibly interesting.

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Wow wonderful! Thanks Messiah College it was a great workshop in summer.

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Very insightful and informative I love this

Watching in December 2019, good to listen to before my presentation on the 'Feminisation of Poverty' good job y'all

THE RETURN OF AN EARLY PIONEER; (A Freedom Fighter of the 1960’s) To all my FRIENDS, followers and well wishers: My Ghana families has invited me back to Ghana to grow old gracefully as the Visual-Artist, that I am,,, in fact they have several apartments available for me to choose from. Hmmmmmm ? Their reasons are: In 1965 I left for Ghana with less than $300 in my pocket; to answer the call from Dr. Kwame Nkrumah to African-Americans, to come and help in the *Rebuilding of Africa. (Aka; *FREEDOM FIGHTERS) Five (5) months after my arrival Nkrumah’s government was overthrown which was a heartbreakers to many and caused many changes of plans… And a moment of panic for some. As for me, I was adopted by an Ashanti-Paramount Chief, Nana kwaku Duah; Agogo-hene, (1966) and given the name “Kojo Acheampong.” and adoptive into one of his sub-chiefs clan, Nana Otteng, and spent the next eleven (11) years living in Ghana, often traveling to Togo and the Ivory Coast to market my jewelry. I earned a living by learning and making jewelry of traditional designs which I carved from cow-horns and ivory (a skill I was taught by traditional craftsmanship) after immersing myself in the customs culture. On my return to the United States in 1976, I was able to contribute to the growing interest in African art and culture. Now in my senior years (86+) and on the suggestion (& insistence) of my adopted family, I’ve decide to take them up on their; “Uncle; you should come back to Ghana and enjoy with us, that which you’ve enable us make possible. “ IT WAS A BORN AGAIN EXPERIENCE Details here: www.amazon.com/Curtis-James-Morrow/e/B074TWSKKW?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_3&qid=1566355782&sr=1-3 Online Gallery: mysankofa2012.artspan.com/

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african philosophy so wonderful cource to persue, I rilly liked the way Dr has presented it

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Great job everyone~!

Unbearable.

Interesting view, we are not tabula rasa in Africa.

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amazing talk. my major take away is philosophy is reasoning refined!

i dont see how he speak about Nationalist Philosophy and not mention Marcus Garvey who influenced Knrumah and all the rest he mentioned.

He reminds me of Hannibal Buress

i have aqusetion just for u Dr oduor do u belived that there were no philosophy in africa?

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I would like to correct your answer Dr. African philosophy cannot be universalized for what is philosophy? Philosophy is an art, an art that is composed in thinking, reasoning critically analytically and speculatively. Just like Music, poetry and novels as you said, African philosophy is unique to the African, like African Poetry, remember Atieno Yo, poem? Yes that is how African Philosophy is, a way of life...Philosophy, I always object, is not universal...

A good information for me. Kudos Reginald.