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Paulin Hountondji: The Struggle for Meaning and the Struggle for Action
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Etoke, Nathalie
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/ Black people
/ Democracy
/ In Memoriam
/ Meaning
/ Philosophers
/ Philosophy
/ Politics
/ Writing
2024
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Paulin Hountondji: The Struggle for Meaning and the Struggle for Action
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Etoke, Nathalie
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/ Democracy
/ In Memoriam
/ Meaning
/ Philosophers
/ Philosophy
/ Politics
/ Writing
2024
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Paulin Hountondji: The Struggle for Meaning and the Struggle for Action
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Paulin Hountondji: The Struggle for Meaning and the Struggle for Action
2024
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Paulin Hountondji is an essential figure in the literary and philosophical world of Africa. Rereading The Struggle for Meaning: Reflections on Philosophy, Culture, and Democracy in Africa allowed me to rediscover a man whose theoretical work is indissociable from action. Conscious of the dangers of sterile speculation and above all passionate about improving Africans’ conditions of existence, Hountondji develops a way of thinking that leads to action. My reflection foregrounds the priorities of a philosopher whose ultimate aim is human flourishing and the coming of freedom to the continent.
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