Excellent. Thank you Prof Vest. Your points about biased (colonial) interpretations of Akan & other African Philosophy are crucial. Additionally, thanks for the tools to read Prof Gyeke & other philosophers accurately, learning to separate their convictions from their critiques. I'd be interested in learning more from you about the facile distinction you make, on Gyeke's behalf, in minute 9, between thought and consciousness.
Hello Jennifer, can we email please? I am currently reading his works at the moment and would like to have a chat with you about the content of your video as per the book. Please reply and we will arrange to correspond on the subject.
I've never come across Gyeke, but with your excellent introduction I'm inspired to further investigation. Thanks!
Excellent. Thank you Prof Vest. Your points about biased (colonial) interpretations of Akan & other African Philosophy are crucial. Additionally, thanks for the tools to read Prof Gyeke & other philosophers accurately, learning to separate their convictions from their critiques. I'd be interested in learning more from you about the facile distinction you make, on Gyeke's behalf, in minute 9, between thought and consciousness.
Wonderful enlightenment.
Greetings, how can I purchased the text your teaching from. I want to learn more about the origin of the Akan people and philosophy..
Okra = Soul. According to the Akans, the Soul never dies. Akans believe in re-incarnation.
I thought it was Gyekye
it is
Hello Jennifer, can we email please? I am currently reading his works at the moment and would like to have a chat with you about the content of your video as per the book. Please reply and we will arrange to correspond on the subject.
Okra = Soul, Sunsum = Spirit, and Honam = Body. This is what the Christian stole and called it Trinity.
Who else is watching this from Ucc😪💀
No from University of Ghana