Foundations of Just Cross-Cultural Dialogue in Kant and African Political Thought

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Exploring the intersection of Immanuel Kant's philosophy and African political thought, this book proposes that a universal drive for self-law giving underlies human interactions across cultures. It analyzes key texts and speeches from notable African scholars, including figures from the Négritude movement and post-colonial thinkers, to reveal a shared foundational principle advocating for self-governance. The work emphasizes the importance of this principle in fostering respectful and meaningful cross-cultural dialogue, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars in relevant fields.