Beyond Decolonial African Philosophy : Africanity, Afrotopia, and Transcolonial Perspectives (Paperback)

Introduction??I.?Philosophy and Decolonial African Thinking??1. Philosophy in the Present Context of Africa??II.?Challenging and Rethinking Decolonialism??2. Criticisms and Self-Criticisms: The Decolonial Question and Some ‘Unthinkables’ in Francophone Experiences??3.?Decolonization Beyond History: Rethinking the Epistemology of Resistance??4.?‘The Locals Also Have a Hand in It’: Properly Understanding Coloniality for the Rethinking of Decoloniality in Africa??5.?Africa’s Future: Political and the Economic Discourse??6.?Decoloniality or Indigenisation? The Vexing Question of Decolonizing Education in Africa??III. Decolonialism Revisited ? New Concepts??7.?Beyond the Politics of Decolonial Thought??8.?Quest for Afrotopia in Late Postcolonial Lusophone Literature: A Focus on Guinea-Bissau??9.?Constructivism as the Root of Transcolonial Approach to African Affairs??10.?On the Decolonial Paradigm of Development??11.?The Case Against Decolonisation: A Legal Perspective??12.?Towards a Dialogic Trans-colonial African Identity??13.?Refracting Ubuntu Philosophy Through a Constructivist Lens??14.?Reappraisal and Conclusion