]> http://napsnigeria.org/taxonomy/term/16/0 en http://napsnigeria.org/node/49 <p><IMG SRC="../gifs/finger.gif" WIDTH=33 HEIGHT=14 BORDER=0> <I>This essay is a response to<br /> <A HREF="li.html">Li</A></I>.</p> <blockquote> <p><JUSTIFY><H3>African Philosophy and Multicultural Thought</H3><br /> <B>Ananyo Basu</B><BR><br /> <I>University of Massachusetts at Boston</I></JUSTIFY><br /> <P><BR><br /> <B><br /> Professor Huey-Li Li has provided us with a concise history of the debates over African<br /> philosophy and some persuasive reasons for its serious interrogation by, and integration<br /> into, the field of philosophy of education. The essay's conclusions are quite<br /> unimpeachable and should be taken to heart in the community of philosophy at large. I</p> African Philosophy Mon, 25 Sep 2006 18:46:30 -0400